FAWAD SHAH versus STATE
Section 497 Preventive Code (XLV of 1860), Sections 302, 34, 148 and 149 bail, denied the accused, although the FIR was not charged with the murder of his brother, but the complainant later In his statement under 160, the accused accused the accused. The CRPC, in its statement under Section 164, also charged the CRPC for the commissioning of the rickshaw driver that the accused had the help of 16 minor recoveries of 7 62 bore during the trial. A blood-stained ground and a bullet went off, the post-mortem report supported the trial case, supported the trial of the co-accused by trial, which extended through the trial on bail. Was not the case for the accused, as the role assigned to the co-accused was quite different from the one assigned to the accused role. In the case of the accused, there was no inclination towards consistency; in these circumstances the prima fee case linked the accused to the commission of the crime and there was a reasonable basis to believe that the accused was guilty of the crime. Accused of death or life transit, the accused cannot be released on bail, in the circumstances
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