Section 497 Statutory Code (XLV of 1860), Section 279/322/285/287 Congestion, felony murder, firearm or negligence in connection with a firearm; , Who was the driver of the van in question, was alleged to have overloaded the van and allegedly ejected passengers from the vehicle's compressed natural gas (CNG) cylinder. He also ignored the allegations, which led to the arson, alleging that the accused's wife and children were killed, the punishment fixed under Section 322, PPC. Only Ditto, while Sections 279, 285 and 287, PPCs are guaranteed, and that the CNG kit was the responsibility of the owner of the vehicle. The legitimate sections of the PPC under which the accused was charged were either guaranteed or the conviction was punishable only, so none of them came under the prohibited degree of section 497, C.R. The accused was entitled to bail as a matter of truth, so there was no discretion, but to pass his bail, the High Court ordered the accused to be released on bail with the observation that CNG-based vehicles. Both the administration and the legislative measures should be taken to regulate. And the toughest provisions in this regard should be considered
Related judgments — Karachi High Court Sindh, 2012
