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JARO KHAN versus THE STATE

Criminal Code of Conduct (CCPC) Section 497 Offense Hood (Enforcement Hood) Ordinance (VII of 1979), Section 18 Bail, Delivery of the charges against the accused was just an attempt to commit adultery and any charge against it. Was not committed to remove the complainant's shalwar or any other serious action so that it could appear or give the impression that he actually intended to commit it with adultery, even if in the FIR Even if the version of the complainant listed is deemed to be correct, the offense against the accused will be covered under section 354. From the PPC, which was a guaranteed offense, to the prosecution's testimony and the accused's alleged injury to the accused person, some background of the animosity between the parties has appeared, and the trial against the accused was counter-intuitive and Whose version of it was correct, the determination of the conviction in this case requires that even otherwise, the PC and the accused under the prohibited section of the alleged crime section section 7497, under section 18 of the Zena (Enforcement Hood) Ordinance 1979 He was also entitled to bail on this basis, in view of the contradictory reports of the parties, the case against the accused needs further investigation and the accused was entitled to bail. jobs for advocates from Talagang lawyer