Criminal Code of Criminal Procedure (CRPC) Sections 156 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Arts 199 and 185 (3) Judicial Investigation of a Confessional Offense by the High Courts When a Trial Trial Under Investigation by a High Court Had he been under, he could have directed it. The High Court did not interfere with the inquiry by passing such an order to finalize its reports to the relevant authorities within a reasonable time, but only the officers concerned had to be more careful, vigilant and vigilant where the investigation was illegal or With no jurisdiction, the High Court, using its constitutional jurisdiction, was able to pass such an order as necessary to correct such proceedings and ensure fair and equitable play. Investigating authorities do not have the full and complete authority to conduct the investigation as they wish, where the letter sent by the victim's father was received. The chief justice alleged that his son was in police custody and was beaten to death by police officers and that such letter was turned into a constitutional petition, which included reports of judicial investigations and police investigations. Submitted before the court, the High Court asked why some of the police officers were not arrested in the judicial inquiry. , Shall not be equivalent to the arrest of the applicant (one of the accused named in the Judicial Inquiry) and the direction of litigation against them. The leave application for appeal against the High Court's judicial inquiry was dismissed and in the circumstances the leave of appeal was denied
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