Section 497 Statutory Code (XLV of 1860), Articles 324, 353, 186 and 34 prohibiting a public servant from performing his duties in an attempt to commit a murder, crew or assault or criminal force, to perform a public service as normal. Disruption, general intention bail, accused and denial of the accused allegedly opened fire on the police party, when the rickshaw in which he was traveling was stopped by the police, the police party arrested the accused on the spot and his. Special pistols and live bullets were recovered from the possession. The suspect showed enmity to prove that he had been wrongly trapped in the case by pistol and bullets on him, one of the alleged firearms police officers during the incident. He was also in the hospital, although no independent witnesses were arranged in it, but in similar cases a person refuses to become a witness, therefore, the police witness was as good as the independent witness, one of the co-accused. Granted, his role was different from that of the accused, as the co-accused was allegedly operating only a rickshaw. The promise clause comes in, the CRPC bail application was dismissed under the circumstances.
Related judgments — Karachi High Court Sindh, 2013
