Section 497 Contempt Code (XLV of 1860), Articles 324, 148, 149 and 504 attempt to commit a Ummah, deliberately defamed with intent to provoke a deadly weapon, unlawful assembly, breach of peace, Repeated impact of the shootings on injured persons refusing to complete medical evidence The wounds allegedly intended to kill the injured were identified by medical evidence. Repeated direct fire shots revealed the motive for the injured witnesses' murder day. During the incident, the accused were recovered from their possession, while empty plates of crime were recovered from the scene of the incident, while witnesses from the affidavit submitted by one of the injured witnesses also confirmed it. Because it couldn't be presented. The status of the evidence at the bail-out stage even stated that the witness was not the only eyewitness to the incident. The victim was assigned the specific role of having the accused completely injured by the fire. The medical officer described some of the injuries as 'poor', with a maximum sentence of ten years to ensure that reasonable grounds for the prima existed. The bail plea of the accused accused of non-bailable crime has been dropped accordingly.
Related judgments — Karachi High Court Sindh, 2013
