1. ' ABDUR REHMAN FARUQ PIRZADA, J.---The applicant has challenged the order dated 15-8-2008 passed by learned Additional Sessions Judge, (H) Sukkur on the application under sections 22-A and 22-B, Cr.P.C. In the said application, the applicant had made a specific prayer that the respondent No,1 be directed to register the F.I.R of the applicant against the accused persons, which he was bound to register under section 154, Cr.P.C. It appears that the applicant had approached PS "C". Section Sukkur on 12-7-2008, on which date his NC report was recorded, whereafter the letter for' medical treatment and certificate was issued. Subsequently on receipt of the final medical certificate, the said NC report was incorporated into F.I.R on 19-7-2008. As per impugned order, the applicant and his counsel remained absent without information, hence the application was dismissed in non-prosecution as well as on merits, since the F.I.R of the same incident was stated to have already been lodged.
2. ' S.I.P./S.H.O. Rao Shafiullah PS "C" Section Sukkur has filed his statement, according to which the NC report of application was recorded in rozenamcha book on 12-7-2008, and subsequently the same was incorporated into F.I.R. The case has been duly investigated into, and report has been submitted with the recommendation that the case may be disposed of in "C" class.
3. ' Learned counsel for the applicant has contended that actually the version of complainant was not correctly recorded in the F.I.R, and even thumb-impression of the applicant was not obtained at Police Station.
4. ' Learned State counsel has submitted that proper F.I.R of the applicant has already been registered and it will be open for the applicant to approach the concerned Court of Magistrate, or in the alternative to approach the Court of Sessions Judge, by way of filing direct complaint.
5. It is evident that one F.I.R registered by the applicant is on record. In case' the applicant feels aggrieved with the investigation of police or with regard to the contents of the F.I.R, then he may pursue proper remedy before the competent Court under the provisions of law.
6. ' In the above terms, the Cr. Miscellaneous Application is disposed of along with listed applications.