STATE THROUGH ADVOCATE-GENERAL, SINDH versus MUHAMMAD ASGHAR
Section 25 (4) of the Anti-Terrorism Act 1997 (XLV of 1860), the appeal against contradictions inherent in the evidence of the section 365 prosecution witnesses, in a number of investigations, was admitted after the arrest of the accused. The R was filed and claims to have recovered the victims. The prosecution was that an FIR was lodged 45 minutes after the spot investigation. In view of the complainant's admission, the prosecutor was deadly. I knew, but he didn't mention their names. In the FIR, there were two things coming from the complainant's complaint. First, that either the incident did not occur in the manner described by the complainant and second, that something was being suppressed by the complainant; Did not speak the truth in front of him and his evidence was not trustworthy. The prosecution failed to prove the reasons for the ransom was also suspicious and the identity of the accused was not arranged The complainant's conduct appeared suspicious in the absence of any weakness in the trial court's decision where the accused was acquitted. Was made, the trial court's decision cannot be interfered with. On appeal
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