Section 2 302 (b) Definition of Qatil-Aid Evidence Identification of Blind Murder Bodies Incident Evidence Series The incident was blind murder and, on the basis of circumstantial evidence, the trial court found the accused guilty and sentenced him to death on two convictions. Didn't happen Present any witnesses who identified the bodies of two unidentified persons who were under question, the prosecutor's witness said during cross-examination that the bodies were buried by ambulance service people, who told the witnesses the bodies. The bodies are in question None of the staff was presented by the prosecution in the witness box for the ambulance service to establish the bodies. No request for disposing of the bodies was brought on record, the prosecutor could not, beyond doubt, say that the bodies were not of unknown persons who were discovered. The complainant and those who were in constant questioning, the High Court set aside the sentence and the trial court convicted the accused, as the prosecutor failed to prove his case beyond doubt and was charged. Was acquitted, appeals were allowed under the circumstances
Related judgments — Lahore High Court Lahore, 2013
