Article 2302 (b) Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 185 (3), accepting the request for self-defense, confessed to an incident which was not evidence or indirectly supported by the prosecution. The present witnesses were the most natural witnesses, one of them was injured in the incident at the hands of the accused, leading to the fact that the complaining party had committed aggression or the accused had committed his right to private defense. , The suspect fired two consecutive shots. An unarmed body on the most sensitive part of his body, which was aided by medical evidence, deadly injures suggested that the bullet fired at the accused with the intent to kill and to protect himself from the aggression of empty-handed opponents. Did not occur for Certainly the default and professional prosecution case did not come under the purview of Section 302 (b), PPC. The appeal for the purpose of sentence was denied on appeal
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