Sections 498 and 497 (2) of the Criminal Procedure (XLV of 1860), Section 324/147/148/149/504 attempt to commit a fine, deliberate contempt of pre-arrest, and approval of further investigations set fire to both sides. Had suffered wounds. About the verdict on who was the assailant during the crime 3 At the time of the incident three suspects were allegedly Kalashnikov while another accused was stabbing, but according to prosecutor's testimony, one of the accused had killed four of his reporters. Fired. Repeater vacancies were found, but no pistol or Kalashnikov was found at the site of the incident, which was allegedly alleged to have Kalashnikov, and according to the prosecution's case, he injured. On which he was injured. On the contrary, the trial was approved by Prima Ficca, the statements of the prosecution witnesses did not agree with each other, and the prosecution's case was not free of any doubt, requiring further investigation. The provisions of section 497 (2) cannot be deeply defined in the CCP record at the bail-out stage, but were to be examined only to find out if the accused was connected to the commission of the crime. After successfully investigating the matter, the suspects were granted interim pre-arrest bail, which happened.
Related judgments — Karachi High Court Sindh, 2012
