Section 497 (2) of the Immigration Ordinance (XVIII of 1979), sections 18B and 22B fraudulently attracted to the provision of foreign employment, receiving money, etc., contradicts bail, witness statements and In filing an FIR accusing the complainants of delaying torture, the complainant stated in his statement that the money deposited by his father and another person was handed over to the accused in the presence of two witnesses, but one of the witnesses Did not disclose such fact in its statement and instead stated that the accused had complained in his statement that the accused had complained to the complainant. D had received the money but did not mention that he had also paid the amount that the accused had confessed in his confessional statement that he had received the money from the complainant but in light of the fact that the accused had En The quality of his confessional statement was to be seen in the trial jw.org ur en The accused recovered from the crime and lodged an FIR, leading to further investigation. Became one with which the accused was given an alternative to a fine, so his case did not come down. Prohibited clause of section 497, CCP accused's PC bail application was approved and bail was granted \ r \ n
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