Section 5 365A / West Pakistan West Pakistan Arms Ordinance (XX of 656565), Appraising Section 13D Terrorism Act Evidence that kidnapping itself was a felony and when it failed to pay the kidnapper. The kidnapper is threatened with murder. It may be possible to create a sense of fear and insecurity among the victims of terrorism and the staff members of the abducted family and its office, after which the calls of the suspects are such a part of the people. Were affected. The Terrorist Act was praised by other prosecution witnesses who received mobile telephone calls from the suspects demanding Rs 500,000 to kill the kidnapper if money was not paid. The statements of those witnesses were not challenged. His plea in defense did not prove and he failed to explain on the spot his presence and his recovery from the kidnappers. The non-participation of private individuals in recovering from their custody was not fatal to the prosecution in the specific circumstances of the case, especially when the kidnappers reported that the police had recovered them from the car in which the accused was guilty. I was sitting The accused were retained in custody, the trial court reversed the sentences given by the trial court as the trial was illegal and the appeal was dismissed with such modification.
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