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MIAN MUHAMMAD IDREES versus STATE

Section 497 Control of the Narcotic Substances Act (XXV of 1997), Section 9 (C) and 51 bail, the defendant denied bail due to illness, claiming that he was a cardiac patient, endangering his life. And it cannot be so. The medical report given by the Professor of Diseases of the Heart given appropriate treatment in the jail showed that the accused could be treated with coronary angioplasty, and the report did not say whether to remain in jail for the life of the accused. Which would be harmful, what was important. The accused can be treated by an angioplasty referred by a lawyer to provide illness-based guarantees, which was neither too complicated nor a lengthy procedure compared to coronary bypass surgery. Even in the health report provided by the prison medical officer, it was stated that he advised the accused to be exempt from court only on a later date and not at a later date and the crime of the accused. The accused can be sentenced to death. The accused was not entitled to bail under Section 551 of the Narcotic Substances Act, 1997. If the accused is ordered to have coronary angioplasty, the end of justice can be fulfilled, there is no room for bail approval. At the end of the situation, the defendant's bail application was dismissed advocates from Kotli lawyer