KHAN MUHAMMAD versus THE STATE
Section 2302/5 365A / Anti 34 Anti-Terrorism Act (XXVII of 1997), Section 7 West Pakistan Arms Ordinance (XX of 1965), Section 13D Law in Evidence (10 of 1984), Article 91 Definition of Evidence All Case The judicial confession was based on guilt. Through the support and other pieces of evidence that the accused had proven to be true and voluntary, the magistrate complied with all the requirements of the law that were required to be taken to record the judicial confession, according to the confessional statements of the accused. According to the law that was recorded, they should be considered as genuine documents, meaning the Article of the law un-evidence, alleged 1984 confessional statements of the accused persons showed that the accused shot everyone. Was hit by what he suffered and died on the spot. The medical evidence was fully verified and verified by the revolver, and the empty pills recovered from the suspects were sent to the chemical analyst for a test report of the chemical analyst who revealed that the bullet from the revolver taken from the suspect's possession. Was run, it was alleged that the investigation had already been completed before the FIR was filed, not the case of the prosecution. Before the actual FIR was filed by the police, a credible inquiry was made so that the sub-inspector could ascertain the accuracy of the information received by the police and in most such cases most of the FIRs recorded prior to the preliminary inquiry were called irrefutable evidence. But this irregularity was not enough to exclude the prosecution itself because the false prosecution proved its case against the accused beyond reasonable doubt, the accused said.
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