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WASIM ALIAS WIZI versus THE STATE

Criminal Code of Conduct (CR PC) Section 497, Third Proviso Panel Code (XLV of 1860), Sections 302/324/34 The bail suspect, who completed two years of his continuous detention, was sentenced at the conclusion of the trial. Delay was sought for bail. The trial court rejected the request for bail on the ground that the accused had aided in delaying the trial, with the prosecutor present on the two dates of the hearing along with the prosecution witnesses, and the accused also detained. Was presented, but the lawyer for the plaintiff remained absent on both dates of the hearing, neither did the council petition for the defendant to postpone the council, nor did he have any justification for his presence. The notice was sent and the accused is not allowed to claim a deduction from his total detention period of two postponements. Can be given. And then request bail on the basis that he had been in jail for more than two years, the accused was not entitled to bail. However, due to the legal delay, the accused could not be detained indefinitely and the trial court's right to prosecute the accused was to be protected, in which case, the trial was ordered to proceed expeditiously. power of attorney advocate Muridkay lawyer