GHULAM HUSSAIN versus STATE
Criminal Code of Conduct (CR PC) Sections 173 (XLV of 1860), Sections 302, 34 and 114 of the West Pakistan Arms Ordinance (XX of 1965), Section 13D are demanding the prosecution of those found innocent. They were kept in a column and police found 2 of the accused challan innocent during the investigation and their names were kept in column number 2 of the challan sheet while the main accused was filed under section 193, CRPC. The applicant was sent to face trial. Applicants were to face the same case as the main accused, they were accepted by the trial court, the petitioners filed a review against the order that the accused should be found innocent and the names of the challan There is no fresh evidence after placing 2. After the prosecution joined them, there was no record on the record of joining them as a co-accused against them until fresh evidence was brought, on the record of the prosecution, to stand trial. For the petitioners to be sought by the trial court, the law was not guaranteed as the accused could not be designated in column 2 against the accused. And in the absence of any new evidence against them, they were put in the accused's column, under which the applicants were asked to stand trial. Have to be liberated. If the accused in the case will add some evidence through the prosecution
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