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HANIF KHAN versus STATE

Section 2302 (b) Defining Evidence, Reducing Sentencing Conditions Both prosecutors' witnesses called the firing of the accused, resulting in the death of the accused, both witnesses supporting the prosecution's case and A full consensus on all key features of the case is indicated. The witnesses corresponded with each other and their evidence was consistent. During the cross-examination of the witnesses, some minor contradictions that came on record were minor, which were rarely considered sufficient to reject or deny their version, the relationship of the prosecution witnesses with the victim or the complainant, There was no standard of disposal of his evidence, when he was given a credible and credible account of the incident when the accused's suspect was named as the accused, leading to the acquittal of the accused. Equal matter cannot be and can be extended. The benefit of the doubt in observing this would not be to corroborate the credibility of the account given in the FIR by the complainant and his daughter who accepted the accused with the principle of consistency, if properly explained. Yes and the complaint presented by the complainant is understandable and consistent with human behavior, then the ocular account was completely controversial. The medical evidence prosecution case continued for another six years and was prosecuted under section 204/87; CRPC took legal action against it, there was no doubt that the accused had no knowledge of the crime. No doubt, the death sentence because it has come on the record that the accused has committed the acquittal of the accused inheritance advocates near Abdul Hakim lawyer