NAWAZ AHMAD versus STATE
Section 426 Preventive Code (XLV of 1860), section 302/34 suspension sentence The defendant did not cause any injury to any of the deceased and the accused was solely responsible for the firearm injury to the neck of the prosecution witness. The lawsuit was filed, but that prosecutor's testimony was not presented to the trial court as a witness and was presented by the prosecutor, as the trial court won that decision on its own. That this is a case of a sudden accident when it was said that six of the accused were injured in the FIR was completely suppressed. Prior to the trial, the prosecutor did not explain the question of whether the accused shared the common object with his partner, as well as the crimes committed by his partner. There is also a question about his supposed liability. The strange circumstances were the questions which need to be taken seriously at the hearing of the appeal, the trial court suspended the sentence against the accused and the accused was admitted on bail.
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