Section 497 of the Criminal Procedure Code (XLV of 1860), Section 324/353/148/149 Pakistan Arms Ordinance (XX of 1965), Section 13D Anti-Terrorism Act (XXVII of 1997), Section 7 Procedure for Assault, Assault or Offense Attempts to commit to prevent a public servant from paying his duties, felonies with deadly weapons, possessing illegal weapons, guaranteeing terrorist acts, three witnesses (police officers) denied by the police encounter explicitly accused him. And his accomplice was busy firing on policemen, during the encounter, three co-accused were killed and one policeman. Injured. The complainant (policeman) had recovered several bullets from his weapon during the incident, and a motorcycle was recovered from it. The specific role of the spot was attributed to the accused and nothing on the record showed that he was wrongly involved by the police. He is accused of surrendering, but instead of surrendering. Police began firing at officers with intent to kill them, including legal repression, threats and violence against civil servants in order to keep them from performing their legal duties. No personal or independent witnesses can be expected during the police encounter because the public cannot be expected to endanger their lives through police encounters. Police officers were competent witnesses like any other independent witness and The witness's testimony cannot be denied. In this case the accused's request for bail was dropped simply because he was a policeman.
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