STATE THROUGH ADVOCATE-GENERAL, N.W.F.P., PESHAWAR versus SALIM KHAN
Pakistan Penal Code Section 302/34 Criminal Code of Conduct (v. 1898), Section 417 appeals against the eyewitnesses who were acquitted were related to the deceased and their presence at the time of the incident did not support any independent evidence. Was skeptical of In the daylight in the marketplace, no one was cited as a witness from the spot and neither was examined to support the prosecution version of the trial, which happened in the shop even when Was not presented as a witness because the prosecutor alleged that he was affiliated with her. The accused could not even be imagined to commit murder in his company. The co-accused's case, which was dismissed by the High Court as equivalent to the accused, was not guaranteed in the impeachment order after the trial of the consolidation trial. Interference in the circumstances accordingly dismissed the appeal
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