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22-A & 22-B (Registration of Criminal Case) (Sesssion) Ijaz Ahmad vs. SHO Police Station Bahria Town, Lahore Etc

1. Ijaz Ahmad has filed a petition requesting the court to direct the police (Respondent No. 1) to register an FIR against Syed Mohsin Awais (Respondent No. 2) and 20-25 unknown people (Respondent No. 3) for threatening and attacking his home. 2. Ijaz Ahmad alleges that Respondent No. 2 had been threatening him by phone and then attacked his home with armed men, firing shots and ringing his doorbell. When he called the security for help, they arrived late after the attackers had fled. 3. Ijaz Ahmad argues that the police wrongly refused to register an FIR for cognizable offenses. He requests the court to direct

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22-A & 22-B (Registration of Criminal Case) (Sesssion) Ijaz Ahmad vs. SHO Police Station Bahria Town, Lahore Etc

1. Ijaz Ahmad has filed a petition requesting the court to direct the police (Respondent No. 1) to register an FIR against Syed Mohsin Awais (Respondent No. 2) and 20-25 unknown people (Respondent No. 3) for threatening and attacking his home. 2. Ijaz Ahmad alleges that Respondent No. 2 had been threatening him by phone and then attacked his home with armed men, firing shots and ringing his doorbell. When he called the security for help, they arrived late after the attackers had fled. 3. Ijaz Ahmad argues that the police wrongly refused to register an FIR for cognizable offenses. He requests the court to direct

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IN THE COURT OF SESSIONS JUDGE / EX-OFFICIO


JUSTICE OF PEACE, LAHORE

Petition No.___________/2020

Ijaz Ahmad S/o Nawab Din R/o 80-A Overseas Block,


Bahria Town, Lahore.

……..Petitioner

VERSUS

1. Station House Officer, Police Station Sundar,


Lahore.

2. Syed Mohsin Awais S/o Nazar Hussain, R/o


Defence Phase-V, Lahore.

3. 20/25 unknown accused persons equipped with


deadly weapons.

……Respondents
APPLICATION UNDER SECTION 22-A, 22-B C r.P.C.
FOR REGISTRATION OF CRIMINAL CASE AGAINST
THE ACCUSED PERSONS/RESPONDENTS NO.2 & 3.

Respectfully Sheweth: -

1. That the brief facts giving rise to the institution of

this petition are that petitioner through his son

namely Muneeb moved an application to the

respondent No.2 for registration of criminal case


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against respondents No.2 & 3 therein the

respondent No.2 for the last few days telephonically

threatening the petitioner for murder, kidnap and to

snatch the possession of the petitioner from his

house through proclaimed offenders and also

threatened for dire consequences. Today on

12.07.2020 on Saturday at 10:00 pm respondent

No.2 on his Vehicle No.AEA225 alongwith 7/8

Vehicles and 20/25 unknown accused persons

armed with deadly weapon attack upon the house of

the petitioner and also made Arial firing and also

rang the door bell of the petitioner’s house and the

petitioner made a call to Bahria Security Control

Room but the Security Officials reached at the place

of occurrence after a delay but at that time the

accused persons were fled away by giving severe

threats to the petitioner and his family members.

The respondent No.1 instead of registering the

criminal case against the accused persons refused


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to record the statement of the petitioner and to

proceed in accordance with law. Copy of Application

alongwith receipt is attached herewith for kind

perusal of this Hon’ble Court

2. That from the bare perusal of the complaint

cognizable offences are made out against the

accused person, but the respondent No.1 is not

registering or initiating the criminal proceedings

against accused person under the relevant

provisions of law.

3. That according to the contents of the above said

application cognizable offences are made out and

the respondent No.1 is duty bound to register the

criminal case against the accused under section

154 Cr.P.C. as per application of the petitioner and

thus the respondent failed to discharge his lawful

duty to register a criminal case against the accused

person i.e. respondents No.2 & 3.


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4. That the public functionaries are duty bound to

perform their duties as per requirements of law, but

the respondent failed to redress the grievance of the

petitioner, hence this petition.

PRAYER:-

In view of above submissions, it is therefore,

most respectfully prayed that the instant petition may

kindly be accepted and the respondent No.1 may very

kindly be directed to register a criminal case against the

accused persons/respondents No.2 & 3 as mentioned in

the attached application in the interest of justice, equity

and fair play.

Petitioner

Through

CH. MUHAMMAD ASHRAF JALAL


Advocate High Court
Room No.105, 2nd Floor,
Atif Centre, Turner Road, Lahore
Dated: 13.07.2020
CERTIFICATE:-
As per instructions of the petitioner this is 1 st Petition on the
subject matter before this Hon’ble Court.

……..Advocate
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IN THE COURT OF SESSIONS JUDGE / EX-OFFICIO


JUSTICE OF PEACE, LAHORE

Petition No.___________/2020

Ijaz Ahmad

VERSUS

SHO, Sundar etc

APPLICATION UNDER SECTION 22-A, 22-B C r.P.C.


FOR REGISTRATION OF CRIMINAL CASE AGAINST

AFFIDAVIT OF: Ijaz Ahmad S/o Nawab Din R/o 80-


A Overseas Block, Bahria Town,
Lahore.

I, the above named deponent do hereby solemnly affirm


and declare as under: -

That the contents of accompanying petition are true and


correct to the best of my knowledge and belief and
nothing has been concealed therein.

DEPONENT
VERIFICATION: -

Verified on Oath at Lahore on this 13 th day of July, 2020,


that the content of above said affidavit are true and
correct to the best of knowledge and nothing has been
concealed therein.

DEPONENT

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