Pliya, a co-op company, praised the evidence for Section 9 (c), alleging that he was a student and had merely taken away from another co-accused for a visit to Islamabad, which was supported by the prosecution's evidence. Said that it was in fact submitted by the applicant. In the very early stages before the Investigation Officer, the accused and he also provided convincing evidence in support of his application where the defense version was likely to be true, the accused cannot be convicted and the co-accused has the benefit of the doubt. Giving was acquitted, the prosecution's case was primarily released. On the two witnesses who were members of the raiding party, the defense lawyer refused to examine the witnesses in some material aspects of the case; such failure in examining the witnesses would be equivalent to admission. Defendant's plea filed by the accused was also considered and, depending on the evidence, a case was filed against the two accused, sentenced and sentenced.
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