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ABRAR AHMED ALIAS ABRAR versus STATE

The definitions of Articles 9AA, 9489B and 948 ?? C were examined by only one of the three advisers, and its statement made it clear that they did not fully support the prosecution's case. Syed Mashir had said that the adviser had not been read to him. He could not say anything about the counsel's contents about the situation, adding that police received a thumb impression on the counselor at the complainant's store, saying that, in view of the adviser's testimony, The recovery of the currency note from the accused will also be presented as a doubt. None of the remaining plaintiffs were examined at the point of rehabilitation, under Section 489B, PPC to compel the offense, Must have knowledge or have reason to believe that the currency note in question was fake or forged. In the entire evidence presented by the prosecution, none of the prosecution's witnesses had said a word on the aspect of the case, and it was not clearly stated by any of the prosecutor's attorneys. Hardships, whether the accused knew or had reason to believe that the currency note used by him was a forgery or that the fake cash I had in possession of the fake currency note was not a crime, unless the accused Knowledge or intention would not go beyond reasonable doubt. Thus, the prosecution could not establish its case - under reasonable doubt the trial court's decision passed by the accused was set aside, the accused acquitted. Under the circumstances \ r \ n divorce advocates from Jhudo lawyer