ALLAH DITTA versus STATE
Section 497 (2) of the Code of Conduct (XLV of 1860), sections 324, 337a (ii) and 34 guarantees, the grants of the investigating parties were closely related to each other and they lived close to each other, FIR disclosed. What happened was that at the time of the alleged incident, it was the complaining party, which was upset with some of the former party's conduct and it was the complaining party, who was the party of the accused to file a protest immediately after the main incident. And it was also shown that during oral recriminations the parties, the situation in this account had deteriorated and it had taken a bad turn which resulted in Three persons belonging to the complaining party and two persons belonging to the accused Parri were injured on different parts of the body, leaving two persons injured. The cross-version of the incident was registered by the accused party and the accused accused Paris by the accused party and upon completion of the investment, the corrupt, local, police found both parties involved in aggression against each other and It was questioned by the parties that the question was, in fact, which party was the aggressor, was a question that needed further investigation; all the other accused of both sides were already investigating it. The extension of the bail accused had already spent about five months in jail and there was no progress in the trial after the charges were leveled against him, pre-sentence bail should not be exempted. Trial against accused seeking further investigation into crime, he was out on bail
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