Section 7 (a) Law in the Martyrdom (10 of 1984), Article 22 High Court (Lahore) Rules and Orders, Volume III, Part C, CHAP 11 Definition of Identity of Identity Identification Parade Principles Dummies Details Advantages of Suspect The court, hearing the details, did not mention the accused, sentenced him under section 7 (a) of the Anti-Terrorism Act 1997, and was sentenced to death on four counts, in one place between the prosecution witnesses. The availability of a heavy layer of smoke due to two loud blasts resulted in explosions and panic and spread and spread through the FIR of the three accused. As a result of the subsequent blasts and general statements, there are likely prosecution witnesses for the accused's faces and the identity of the accused registered for serious exceptions. The result is suspected to be the absence of a full explanation of the dummies in the test identification parade, with their addresses, their occupation, and without any indication that the inmates were prisoners or outsiders. Recognized the height, body, features, color, dummy and disguise matching in the appearance and dress of the accused persons. Absence of any information, whether in bearded cases or with suspects and dummies alike. The exact date of the arrest of the three accused is not disclosed by the prosecution; the announcement of the involvement of the three accused in any other case and the possibility of the accused being kept in police custody before. The absence of any search and decision by the magistrate overseeing the identity parade contradicts the confessional claim of having the accused recovered at the time of identification. Only three of the accused have been revealed by three witnesses of the prosecution in which they were revealed
