MUHAMMAD AKRAM versus STATE
Section 497 (2) of the Criminal Procedure (XLV of 1860), section 302 bail, the grant of the charges against the accused was that he allegedly shot the victim, several persons requested the accused's alibi during interrogation. Appeared in support. Innocent police prepared a discharge report, presented the same to the magistrate, but they did not agree that Challan was presented before the Additional Sessions Judge in Column No. 2 in which the accused was summoned. In which the two types of accused were to be placed in column number. 2 of the invoice; (i) those that were not invoiced and were found innocent. And (ii) the State Counsel had presented to the culprits shown in red ink that the accused's case was of further inquiry; there was sufficient material available in the case of alibi evidence on the police file, which led to the police's conclusion. Arrived that the suspect was. Not present on the spot, even during the Investigation conducted by the Inspector, the accused was found innocent which was confirmed by D-section P who also concluded that the accused was not present on the spot and his alibi The request was accepted by the accused satisfactorily explaining his misdemeanor to prove the fact that he was not absconding. Further investigation into the accused's case was required. The accused was released on bail.
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