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IJAZ AHMAD versus STATE

Section 497 of the Conventional Code (XLV of 1860), Sections 302, 311 and 34 bail, denied the accused in the FIR lodged on the murder of his sister. During the Investigation Section P (Investigation) received an anonymous letter about this anonymous letter. The suspect's deceased sister was allegedly due to illicit contact by the accused, her son and others who were murdered according to the FIR, the accused / complainant stated in connection with the murder of her deceased sister. What was, was not possible and were against the wishes of the common man because it was against the common sense that the male of the accused family would leave the men and in this case without any resistance offered by the accused, including the accused. Will kill a woman. The facts stated by the investigating officer could not be retrieved from the record, were not applicable. The facts stated in the FIR by the accused / complainant were found to be false contradictory practices. F, including the suspect / complainant, prevented them from granting arbitrary relief on bail in conjunction with the facts brought to the record during the investigation; the alleged compromise fact itself spoke of the defendant's proportional treatment. Because they were originally found. The culprits of his original sister were doing everything possible to protect their skin from this case. The accused failed to understand that a compromise could be made / accepted only after his departure from the court and this was not a fit case for his acceptance or otherwise the offenses against him were also prohibited under section 497 (1). Under the clause, the accused was not entitled to a guaranteed waiver in the circumstances of the CR PC best advocate from Sadiqabad lawyer