MULAZIM HUSSAIN ALIAS DR. KASHIF ALIAS DR. ABDALI ALIAS NADEEM versus THE STATE
Pakistan Penal Code Section 302/324/34/120 B / 109 Anti Terrorism Act (XXVII of 1997) Section 7 Defining the evidence The investigating officer failed to collect any evidence of the alleged conspiracy as well as the additional prosecution of the accused proved guilty. When the other investigating officer was subsequently handed over, he was able to obtain evidence related to the conspiracy as well as additional court confession by the accused witnesses, but neither the facts of the conspiracy nor the facts Nor could the extra-judicial confession be brought to a prior notice, the investigating officer and witnesses revealed all the disclosures in fact So-called fact of conspiracy and extra-judicial confession As soon as the investigation was handed over to another investigating officer, the prosecution failed to provide any direct evidence linking the accused to the commission of the crime and tried to link it. The accused finds evidence of conspiracy as well as extra-judicial confession. Such evidence lost its identity when the witnesses stayed with the mum for a month, eight days to two months, before the facts in the notice of the first Investigation Officer. The prosecution officer did not bring any witnesses to the prosecution, but all of them were arrested by the victim's brother. What led to a more deadly blow to the prosecution's stand and it appears that the same charge was laid against the accused, the main character being the only two accused, but one was killed in a police encounter and The other accused were in the prosecution and they failed to prove the accused beyond any reasonable doubt, the accused was acquitted.
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