Sections 302, 307, 308, 309, 310, 338H and 34 accuse testimony of the deceased's father of a rumor-finding agreement (lying before the incident, while his mother died after the incident). The widow and two daughters, the only children left behind the slain, were a brother of the deceased and three sisters, who survived the bereavement, as no man except the late widow and two daughters survived the problem. The only brother and three sisters also became his. According to the Shariah, the heirs survived only at the hands of his mother and two sisters, the brother of the deceased and his two sisters. He had given the rumors to the accused in the name of Allah, while the third sister of the victim did not approve any of the accused in the murder of his brother nor about his brother nor was he ready to mix. Likewise, the deceased widow, on behalf of her two minor daughters, stated that she neither accepted the officer for the accused nor killed her husband and minor son nor did they He was pardoned for his injuries, which the accused imposed on the man and his minor daughter. The two accused were not released in connection with the broader provisions 307 and 34 of the charge. The trial court did not record the offense and sentence against the accused in connection with the trial under PPC, Sections 307 and 34, PFC, on which this offense was not sustained. , While some of the victim's Wallis approved the affidavit, while others refused to add to the crime. 30 308, was not governed by the PPC clause, but S: 302 clause (c) was available
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