Section 302 (b) Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 185 (3) Disposing of Evidence Failure by the Investigation Agency to Falsify Impressions, Taseer, as well as the High Court, sentenced him to death. It was by the accused that the prosecution failed to prove motive against the accused who committed the murder, no relaxation should be taken merely on the basis that the motive was not proved by the prosecution. It was not necessary to prove the prosecution without regard to the fact. Otherwise, some errors by the investigator may not be the same as a vain investigation. Such an error can be overlooked by the eye accounts presented by the two prosecution witnesses, and the evidence of the eyewitnesses of such eyewitnesses can be found by the trial court. Properly considered and relied on them. The whole evidence was retained by the High Court, with the use of it consistently, not only in accordance with the prescribed principles of justice but also with the preceding law. It was held that the decision made by the High Court did not guarantee interference. The appeal was denied.
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