KHAN MUHAMMAD versus THE STATE
Sections 302 (c) and 34 of the Shahadat (10 of 1984), Arts 117 and 121 were found to be a charge of imprisonment if convicted of aggravated murder case, the burden of bringing the case to court. The exception to the minor doctrine in the case of punishment was the special exception that should have been proved when they lost control of themselves through serious and sudden provocations while in the present case the person accused of provocation. Died, did not provide any evidence to prove that the deceased had performed an act or performed himself in a particular way or was in a compromising position that suddenly gave him And there was no record or any evidence in the circumstances which indicated that the accused was No incident of alleged sexual contact between the deceased and the woman, nor any suspicion or suspicion that individuals have been deprived of their power to control themselves by intense and sudden provocations made by the prosecution's statements. Any movement that was made was mentioned. Expressing any suspicion or suspicion by the accused or the individuals could not have led to any serious and sudden provocations that could have led to the dismissal of the accused. Without any clear action from the victim without any self-control, or attached to any doubt or suspicion, in the circumstances, after the transfer of the suspect, the facts or any of the circumstances to establish suspicion Evidence should be included. Which suddenly caused him to commit a serious murder. The accused neither examined themselves nor witnessed
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