Sections 10, 11 and 19 of the Criminal Procedure (XLV of 1860), Section 149 and Section 354 of a Section 109 Anti-Terrorism Act (XXVII of 1997), Sections 10 and 7 (c) of the Code of Criminal Procedure (V of 1898), 5 417 In addition to the CRPC of the prosecution witnesses under sections 161 and 164 read with the Constitution of Pakistan, in the statements of the prosecution, in the statements under sections 161 and 164, in the statements under Evidence 181 and 164 in the FIR, In the FIR, statements under Evidence 181, 164, against section 185 were filed against the collective rape. The witnesses in the court; the accused were not given any special role in the commission of the alleged crime, except that their presence in the majority panchayat, which was alleged by the prosecution, was the only one who got married. The case was ignited. In this accused group. One was the real father of the bride and the other two were his real maternal uncle and the other was his maternal uncle. The trial court's order found that they were placed in column number 2 of the challan, the complainant's lawyer did not contradict such facts which would indicate that he was involved in the case, as the complaint The opposing party felt angry and unhappy. The marriage, because at that time, was a perfect thing, but then suddenly everything went well and there was a factor of revenge on their involvement, as all the close relatives of the accused were sued. The appellate court affirmed the trial court's decision, however, resorting to the rule of commonwealth under section 109, the PPC had requested that their mere presence in the fraternity be the panchayat where a decision for retaliation was taken. And that goal was achieved, a
