Sections 497 and 103 of the Pakistan Arms Ordinance (XX of 1965), Sections 13 and 14 guarantee the capture and transportation of illegal weapons, the refusal of the presence of weapons in a vehicle, transporting large quantities of ammunition and ammunition by the police. Large quantities of weapons and ammunition recovered from the vehicle's secret cavities, while the accused was sitting in the front seat, were the convictions of the accused and the accomplices. Section 13 of the West Pakistan Arms Ordinance, 1965, guaranteed Is. That no independent witness was attached by the police, and his recovery was influenced by the secret caves of the vehicle and that the information related to it was not proven to be a weapons offense, under Section 13 of the Pakistan Ordinance, All the provinces were not guaranteed except for 1965 Punjab province and the accused were suddenly approached by police at a checkpoint, so compliance with section 103, CCP was not possible, the driver was under the direct control of the accused and participant. The suspect was sitting on the front. The seat, therefore, cannot simply relinquish its responsibility to the claim that they had no knowledge of such large quantities of arms and ammunition in the secret palms of the car, without any license or permission, without arms and ammunition. There was no heavy transport. The general sale or possession of the weapon, but also its transportation for destructive activities and for the purposes of the accused and the accompanying indictment. Additional requests were dismissed in the circumstances.
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