FAZAL-UR-REHMAN RANA versus FEDERATION OF ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF PAKISTAN
Section 172 (2) of the Constitution of Pakistan, Article 203D Shariat Petitioner does not have the right to ask for or view such diary during the Inquiry Diary inquiry or trial. Seeking or viewing a police inquiry diary was against the integration of Islam and should also be amended and complied with, allowing the accused to have access to police diaries and zombies. ? The information of judicial justification obtained under Section 172, CRPC, cannot be accepted as evidence nor is it admissible in evidence nor is it admissible in section 161, CRPC section 172 (2). , May be deemed equivalent to the statement under CRPC. A diary of the investigative procedure in which the investigating police officer recorded his day-to-day, and when he received any relevant information from any location, such diary acknowledged the status of the evidence and the accused's Cannot be used against anyone who may make his case prejudicial in any way, pursuant to Section 172 (2), CRPC, any criminal court may demand the police diaries of an inquiry or trial. , And the use of such diaries not as evidence in this case, but to assist the court in such an investigation or trial As for the explanation of some facts, if such police diaries were to be used by a police officer who made them, then it was only to remind them if the court contradicts such diaries with the police officer. For the purpose of making them, who created them
