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MUHAMMAD SARWAR versus THE STATE

Sections 302 (b) / 149 and 324/149 of the Anti-Terrorism Act (XXVII of 1997), defining section 7 evidence, the provocative evidence city, in which this incident occurred, arose from sectarian strife between the two classes. There was a high tension and the situation was created. It was so bad that a curfew was closed in the city to keep the warring factions away from the horrific event, in the present case, during the curfew times and when a group of people (victims) attended a religious gathering. Nothing was happening, though available on record, showing any personal or personal enmity between the accused persons and their victims, but it was equally true that all witnesses to the prosecution, including the injured witnesses, were injured. , Belonged to a sect and all the accused were from other accused, whose statement was registered under section 342. , The CRPC itself presented the background of the E-enmity between the accused and the prosecution witnesses on the basis of sectarian differences; even in the proposals presented by the defense to various eyewitnesses, such sect was undoubtedly Hereditary enmity was attributed to Lalkara, witnesses of different eyes attributed to the accused before launching the attack, and the supremacy of the sectarianism, and the same movement pointed to the movement. The alleged perpetrators, in this context, did not forget the fact that in the case of terrorism it was not revenge against any individual, but revenge and retaliation against the society or community which was the real motive and Said. Large writings can be found on the entire record of the current case property advocates from Bewal lawyer