Section 10 (3) of the Anti-Terrorism Act (XXVII of 1997), Section 7 (ii) Although the prosecution's witnesses had a deep connection with the victim, the mere relation was not the standard to deny the evidence of the witnesses unless they were the accused. Do not show distrust with. Animosity existed between the parties and there was no suggestion made on the record that showed any sense of animosity between the parties which was alleged to have taken place on the spot. There was no question of the person who conducted the medical examination of the accused, it was shown that the accused was strong and had sexual intercourse, that the accused was not an adult and should have been tried under the Juvenile System of Justice Ordinance 2000. , Because the defendant failed to present a school leaving certificate or birth certificate and proof of his claim and required Like Zam, he was also unable to file an application for an ossication test or medical test. An innocent juvenile girl aged 5 years was revealed to have committed adultery with an undue suspicion. There was no case of conviction and punishment against the accused through the trial. Stay tuned
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