Sections 300, 302 (b), 315 and 316 murder, murder evidence and reaction to evidence Kital Ahmad, Section 316 definition of death of Scope due to excessive bleeding from bullet injury, Section 302 to PPC Changed to (B), the PPC suspect allegedly opened fire on the victim and injured him on his left thigh which resulted in excessive bleeding as the nearest health center was 50 to 60. Kilometer away, the trial court convicted the accused under Section 302 (b), PPC and sentenced him to death. The High Court changed the death sentence to life imprisonment, finding that the deceased suffered only one injury to his thigh and died due to excessive bleeding, therefore, the case of the accused is Section 315, Under PPC, punishable under Section 316, PPC Accuracy Section 300, PPC has classified the crime of murder in three forms. That is, committing death or intending to cause bodily harm by committing acts that would ordinarily cause death, or the knowledge that the process was so dangerous that it could potentially cause the death of the accused. Essentially, in the present case, section 300 falls into the third category of the PPC because the accused knew that Kalashnikov had received firearms on the victim. In all probability, his act would lead to the death of the deceased, the High Court's finding was contrary to the language of Section 300, PPC and even in the deviation of Section 315, the PPC (murder suspect) was alleged by Kalashnikov. Was due to firearm injury and, in law, was responsible for it. After being convicted under Section 2302 (b), the PPC suspect arrested the very next day
