AHMED NAWAZ versus STATE
Section 497 (2) Crimes Against Property (Enforcement Hood) Ordinance (VI of 1979), Section 17 (3) Bail, Further Investigation Grant Two persons stated to the police 4 days after the incident that they had identified the accused The accused was arrested on the basis of his statement at the time of the incident, but neither the weapon nor any stolen property was recovered from the accused, the trial court said, Denied bail that there was nothing to show that the witnesses had enmity with the accused and that such street crimes need to be dealt with hands-on, Absence should be a witness was not the only guarantor of truth and justice courts must walk according to the law and according to the evidence and not affected by this. The crime rate, which should be primarily concerned with the police, states that the two men who were with the complainant at the time of the incident did not claim to have identified the accused and made such a claim. Go Or for the first time after 4 days, a criminal case has been submitted to assure the militants against the proper justification of section 497 (2), after being accused of the CRPC, further guaranteed. Was confirmed,
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