MUHAMMAD NUSRULLAH versus THE STATE
Section 497 crime of adultery (Enforcement Hood) Ordinance (VII of 1979), Section 10 bail, was found at night in the house of the accused along with the co-accused involved in the commission of adultery, against any of the witnesses The particular accused was not charged. Because in this case, men and women were accused of falsely being accused of forging a mutual relationship, and to prove the same, witnesses would be required to look at the accused in such a situation or with the accused. Can admit. Their penalty commission was not only a crime against the society but also against Hoodullah when the accused in the same village entered the accused's bait at night and did not return for a long time, then the prosecution witnesses are residents of the same village. Knowing that the two accused had nothing to do with each other, it is suspected that Islam did not allow the free association of unruly women and men and alleged that those involved in such heinous crimes deserve no exception. Were. Crimes against the accused fall under the Prohibited Clause of Section 7, 7, CRPC and he was unable to deal with further investigation; the accused's case was not equivalent to that of his co-accused. He was granted bail as a woman and due to his age, who was first tried under section 497, the CRPC bail application was granted bail, under the circumstances.
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