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ABU BAKAR versus STATE

Accused of appreciating reference to sections 10, 15 and 18 of the Referral Court, he filed a petition to the then Chief Minister, requesting that the land on his lease be converted into industrial / residential / commercial. The lease period should be extended from 30 years to 99 years at a rate of Rs 50, 000 000 Rs per acre and said that the request of the accused was accepted after due process when Chairman NAB received this complaint. It has been stated that land along with other land has been given at land price as the said land rate is Rs 4,000,000 per acre. Chairman NAB formed the opinion of the then Minister. Ali had harmed the government with the secretariat of the Secretary's Board of Revenue and the accused and filed a reference before the prosecution's accountability court that the rate of land acquired was 4 acres 89,000 instead of Rs 50, per 000 per ac. Acres and the then chief minister and secretary of the Secretariat Board of Revenue / Co-accused accused of damaging the state treasury prosecution, did not examine any witnesses to prove that the land could be disclosed. At the time of the conversion, the land rate was Rs. 89,000 per acre. All four witnesses of the department did not say anything at that point, the investigating officer said during their investigation they found that the land rate was Rs 4, 89,000 per acre to support the statement of the inquiry officer. No other evidence was offered and they may have formed such an opinion, but their opinion was not binding. On the court since he was not an expert in this field, in the circumstances, he failed to prove that the only time the lease was extended was to extend the land. power of attorney advocate Shahpur Chakar lawyer