Section 302, 324, 337 D&34 Anti-Terrorism Act (XXVII of 1997), Section 7 Pakistan Arms Ordinance (XX of 1965), Section 13 (e) Qatil Am, attempt to commit Qatl amid, Jaffa, joint intentions, The testimony of the terrorists, unlicensed weapons in the act was appreciated and statements of witnesses in the incident were affected by unfounded trust. In this case, no material was recorded for the false involvement of the accused, in this case I have no doubt that the crime was not his weapon (Kalashnikov). The suspect's identity was recovered directly, but the evidence on record shows that the suspect had property and in the presence of a magistrate, the suspect had a positive result of the empty shells that were recovered and it was proved that He was fired. Recovery of a weapon, pointing to a crime when used against an accused, in connection with the sectarian motives of his murder, along with other items on record, can also be said to have been awarded by the trial court for the death penalty. The accused was properly punished, in which the judge could not interfere with the killings by means of anti-terrorism, the answer was accepted to the extent of the accused and he was sentenced to death. Was confirmed, in the circumstances
