SARDAR KHAN versus STATE
Section 9 (c) Appreciating the Evidence The prosecution's evidence was consistent with all material details, which were credible and the affirmative trust was recovered. The witnesses were not shown to be affected by any unlawful desire or enmity with the accused. Or an error was not made. Significant contradictions in the prosecution's evidence were trivial and the police officer who prosecuted the case was unable to legally defeat, becoming a complainant was not legally prohibited and the investigating officer was a police officer in this case. The competent witnesses and their testimony could not be denied simply because they belonged to the police department as Pulia had no grounds to be taken by the accused and it was not satisfactorily proved that the accused was recovered. The entire bulk of the done was not required by law to be sent to the Chemical Examiner. For opinions and reports, the slightest amount of separation from what was sent for anal was sufficient to fulfill this purpose, and for this reason only the submission of this report could not be challenged and punished. The winners were retained in sentencing.
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