AMIR KHAN versus SIRAJ DIN
Criminal Code of Conduct (CR PC) Section 497 (5) Contempt of Rule (XLV of 1860), Section 324/34/109 The defendant of the bail was involved in this case on the basis of delayed statements of the prosecution witnesses who were in fact present. came. The charges of conspiracy and conspiracy were attributed to him within the scope of the inquiry, especially when he was not present on the occasion, if the prosecution witnesses had obtained prior knowledge of the conspiracy before the incident. According to the nature of the case, the police should have reported the matter, so during the trial the police stood wide for investigation, according to the investigation, one of the accused was empty and did not fire any tire under which the session. The accused was not allowed by the court. Conditions
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