DR. MUHAMMAD RIAZ AKHTAR ALIAS DR. SHAHID versus STATE
Section 497 (2) Criminal Procedure (XLV of 1860), Section 462 Constitution of Pakistan, Article 185 (3) tampering with petroleum (gas) bail auxiliary or distribution pipelines; Not coming The prohibition clause of section 497, the CCP alleges (petitioner) against the PC alleged that it disrupted the natural gas distribution pipeline and illegally supplied natural gas to 500 houses in the area to the accused. The trial court granted bail, but it was canceled or withdrawn. The High Court said the defendants' arguments were that no malicious material was available on record against the accused, which could justify the cancellation of the bail. That the gas consumers who allegedly supplied the gas did not make a statement to the police during the investigation that the accused was a distributor of gas supply from illegal sources and the high court had canceled the bail. Only on the basis of the allegations leveled against him, Valdetti Prima Ficca was on record for linking the accused to the alleged crime because no one appeared before the police to say that the accused had received money for gas supply. Used to The natural gas connection was not available in the accused's house, which did not fall under the prohibited clause of section 497, the CCPC trial court granted bail to the accused treating the case as a further inquiry. The High Court dismissed the bail and approached the law, and the application for leave of appeal was turned into an appeal and the order passed was allowed. y
