ZAHID HUSSAIN SHAH versus STATE
Section 497 of the Code of Conduct (XLV of 1860), Section 24B bail, denying the defendant's role in direct firing on the injured witness, was repeatedly fired from the accused, causing the witness There were also injuries and injuries due to this. Firearms and although intended to fall under Section 7 337F (V), the PPC can be punished for up to five years. \ RI Section 497 (1), did not fall under the CRPC prohibition clause, but still did not ground for bail. The filing of an affidavit before the trial court is tampering with the evidence and cannot be considered even at the bail-out stage. There is no criminal proceeding against the civil suit against the parties, which must be decided separately. Used to Deep definition of evidence was not required as a bail-out stage. The accused, seeking the intent of the first Fiqh, could not be excluded from his participation in the crime at this stage. Under the circumstances ccused \ r \ n
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