Section 302/324/353/120/120A / 186/427/395/148/149 Anti-Terrorism Act (XXVII of 1997), Section 7 Explosives Act (VII 1908), Section 3/4 West Pakistan Arms Ordinance (XNS 1965), Section 13B The Constitution of Pakistan, Article 185 (3) Qatil AMD, Prosecution of a Kill, Attack on a Government Employee, Criminal Conspiracy, Barriers to Government Employees, Corruption, Robbery, Corruption and Corruption Investigation of bail, grant approval Further investigation, the accused was locked in high security jail at the time of filing of discrimination and he spent almost 13 years in jail, even against the accused. Each did not come. The accompanying accused from inside the jail was conspired with the accused for the purposes of the commission of the crime that came to court, which was alleged to be a famous terrorist who has been involved in a number of hate crimes. Legal authorities have failed to identify any legally admissible evidence. The pro-NGN alleges that the investigation of the case has been completed and the challan has been presented, so for investigation purposes the accused is now physically There was no need to take custody; the Supreme Court observed that the court cannot vindicate justice in the name of terrorism, as no legally admissible evidence was available on record and shown to the court by the authorities. Bail was allowed
