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2010 YLR 178

Mst. AFSHAN alias AAPI vs DISTRICT POLICE OFFICER, JAMSHORO and 7 others

Citation2010 YLR 178
CourtSindh High Court
Case No.Constitutional Petition No,S-255 of 2009
Date2009-07-20
Judge(s)Abdur Rehman Faruq Pirzada
ResultOrder accordingly

ORDER

1. ABDUR REHMAN FARUQ PIRZADA, J.---It has been stated by the Official respondents that petitioner never appeared before them in respect of any grievance; however, in case she appears before the concerned Police Officers, then the action in accordance with law will be taken.

2. ' Learned Additional A.G. States on behalf of the Official respondents that no undue harassment whatsoever has been caused to the petitioner party; she is free to approach the Police Officers in connection with her grievance, and that whatever action will be taken, the same will be take strictly in accordance with law. He has also stated that any protection required under the law, will be provided to her. It has also been stated by the Police Officers present that respondent No,5 Soomar has registered F.I.R. No, 138/2009 under sections 365-B, 366-A and 34 P.P.C, against one Gamoon and others, with whom the petitioner is stated to have married. The learned Counsel for petitioner has stated that petitioner has lawfully married with Gamoon and there is no question of her abduction by her husband Gamoon. Learned Additional A.G. Has suggested that Investigating Officer may be directed to arrange for production of petitioner before the concerned Magistrate for recording her 164 Cr.P.C, statement, whereafter the case may be disposed of according to law.

3. ' In these circumstances the Investigating Officer is directed to conduct fair and impartial investigation, and produce the petitioner before the concerned Magistrate, so that her statement under section 164 Cr.P.C, may be recorded, whereafter the case may be disposed of strictly in accordance with law. In the meantime, the petitioner and said Gamoon shall not be arrested by Police.

4. ' In the above terms, this petition stands disposed o.

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