Appreciation of the Sections 2 & 2 and b) 2 (b) of the evidence, of course, the eyewitness had corrected his statement before the trial court, but there was no indication that he was guilty of lying to the perpetrator instead of the real culprit. Get involved in the charges. The eyewitness cannot be dismissed because he belongs to the deceased. Ocular evidence was confirmed by other records that know each other, no need for holding an identity parade, the pistol was in the name of the accused, failure to send the investigating officer's retrieved pistol and lack of proper training. Clearing a firearm from a safeguard was not particularly important when the other evidence was not sufficient to prosecute the accused. The obligation to establish the motive which the accused had disclosed in his confessional statement was not taken by the accused nor was there any reason for any evidence on record to indicate any sudden provocation and The accused's conviction was changed to Section 302 (b), PPC, and his 14-year RI sentence was extended to life imprisonment.
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