ABDULLAH KHAN versus STATE
The benefit of the doubt as to the testimony of Sections 324, 337 F (v) and 34 Evidence Applying the Consistency Rule was fully investigated by both versions of the prosecution, but any material to break their testimony during their lengthy examination. Could not be brought to the record. His testimony was consistent that the defendant had effectively fired the complainant with minor contradictions in the 30 bore pistol on the scene, stating that the witnesses were not fatal to the prosecution's case because both of them were involved in the witness's case. The material aspects were supported by each other. Presenting the facts of the incident, the effective firing incident by the accused was a common occurrence and there was no possibility of mistaken identity The complaining party had no enmity with any other person even otherwise it was too late to produce the report. No justification for the false involvement of the delay was available. There was no evidence of motivation and no legal motive because of the serious condition of the complainant Allega, as there was no legal requirement to prove or deny the motions themselves, the inadequacy or weakness of the motivations of the accused. Was not helpful to those who had direct direct evidence against them, even the bad apprehension of the three co-accused, the complainant and the other prosecutor's witnesses would not track the credibility of the ocular account provided by the co-accused, giving them the benefit of the doubt. He was discharged with caution as he considered the role of effective firing In charge of the patient was not effective fire was brought under control on the accused. Persistence, in these circumstances, other than the accused presented by the prosecution's witnesses
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