Section 302 (b) Constitution of Pakistan, Article 185 (3) Qatil Ahmed re-examined the evidence, the purpose of double murder, failure to prove the conviction, the court had pleaded by the accused that the prosecution failed to prove motive Therefore, no death sentence could be found. This must be valid for legal persuasion or weakness or failure to prove motive by prosecution is insufficient to justify the sentence, or mystery may be declared a crime for which a murderer may be given a general death sentence or The conditions for minimizing the death penalty cannot be considered. Medical evidence and the testimony of two eyewitnesses to the conviction were fully supported by the prosecution's version, in which the prosecution's witnesses declared the murder of both victims to be twofold, and the presence of witnesses at the scene of the incident was natural. It was made clear that the court did not get legal status. The weakness was either in the High Court decision or the trial court's decision not to misread or misread the material piece of evidence by both the courts, from which the Court of Appeal dismissed.
