Sections 302 (b), 324, 427, 148 and 149 of the Anti-Terrorism Act (XXVII of 1997), Sections 7 and 21 of the West Pakistan Arms Ordinance (XX of 1965), Section 13, Kill Um, Murder, Corruption, Act. Attempts to prove the evidence of terrorism and the recovery of unlicensed weapons were proved without any identification parade; the suspect in the incident was identified as having recovered 30 bore pistols from his possession at the time of his arrest. The forensic science laboratory matched the pistol to the recovered spaces and found out that the pistol was fired, both the prosecution witnesses were natural witnesses and their presence at the scene was proved, No improvement, contradiction, or contradiction was found in the statements of the witnesses, their testimony was reliable and reliable and nothing was identified despite a long cross-examination by the defense. Nothing was set up to indicate whether he had an unlawful will against the accused or The defense was unable to identify a defect in the medical evidence and could conduct a post-mortem inspection. The adjoining medical evidence confirmed the ocular evidence and fully supported the prosecution's case in the recovery of pistols and vacancies on the occasion, also supported the version of the eyewitness testimony, and it was a strong case that the accused The crime was linked to a report by the Franzic Science Laboratory. Along with the compelling and stringent evidence of the crime as well as the ocular evidence, the entire prosecution case filed in the FIR was a motivational sectarian issue, which proved why the accused belonged to the opposing sect.
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