' It appears that Mst. Shash Begum who is the d/o of respondent No,1 Mst. Hussanzadgai, was married to the son of petitioner No,1, Khan Muhammad, namely, Khalilur Rehman and in this respect their "Nikah" was duly registered and a dower deed was executed on 18-12-1997.
2. Later, Khalilur Rehman was murdered and a case was registered under section 302/34, C.P.C., Vide: F.I.R. No,95, dated 8-3-1998 at Police Station, Chamkani, on the report of petitioner No, 1 who happens to be the father of Khalilur Rehman since murdered. Strangely in that case respondent No,1, the mother of Mst.Shash Begum, detenue, was charged for the said crime alongwith another person.
3. The detenue Mst. Shash Begum, who is pregnant, was kept in illegal confinement by the petitioners Nos.1 to 3 who were not allowing her to see her mother at the same time petitioner No,1 was forcing her, the detenue, to either marry Sher Rehman or Naik Muhammad i.e. One of her brother-in-law i.e. The real brothers of her assassinated husband.
4. The above circumstances forced respondent No,1 to file a petition before the Illaqa Magistrate (Syed Ehtesham Ali) for the issuance of search warrant under section 100, Cr.P.C. And in consequence thereof the Magistrate did the needful. When Mst. Shash Begum was produced before the Magistrate he recorded her statement and by his order, dated 15-10-1998 Mst. Shash Begum was permitted to reside with her mother/respondent No,1 on furnishing bail bonds in the sum of Rs.2,00,000 (Rs. Two lacs) with two sureties.
5. Aggrieved by the said order the petitoner challenged the validity of the same by filing a revision petition before the Additional Sessions Judge-I, Peshawar (Mr. Azar Khan Nasim) who by his order, dated 6-5-1999 held as under:-- "According to the contention of respondent No,1, Mst. Shash Begum is her daughter who was married to Khalilur Rehman son of Khan Muhammad (herein called petitioner No,1) and then Khalilur Rehman was killed but she has been kept in illegal confinement by Khan Muhammad etc. (petitioners). In the statement recorded on 14-10-1998 by Judicial Magistrate, Peshawar, Mst. Shash Begum has stated that her husband died after three months of her marriage and she is living in the house of her in-laws but the two sons of her father-in-law wanted to force her to remarry with one of them for which she is not ready and she wanted to go back to the house of her parents. This statement of Mst. Shash Begum clearly shows that she was compelled to reside in the house of her father-in-law whereas after the death of her husband, she is free to live anywhere she desires.
Thus, she has correctly been handed over to Mst. Khanzadgai her mother vide: the impugned order by the learned Judicial Magistrate, Peshawar which need no interference."
' The Additional Sessions Judge-I, Peshawar, therefore, dismissed the revision petition.
6. Hence the petitioners have filed the present petition under section 561-A, Cr.P.C. For the quashment of the orders of the lower forums.
7. The learned counsel for the petitioners was given a patient hearing but he failed to convince me that respondent No,1 in any way abused the process of any of the lower Courts or that interference by this Court with the verdict of the lower forum would secure the ends of justice.
8. This petition is, therefore, without any substance and is accordingly dismissed in limine.