Section 2 302 (b) Qatil Ahmed, the definition of evidence, usually visited the house of the deceased accused and resided there. The complainant's statement that the suspect had picked up the deceased and his son from home, did not have the final evidence as the prosecution's witnesses later saw him alive. Otherwise in the accused's house, the last seen evidence was considered to be a weak type of evidence and no conviction could be disclosed unless and until there was no evidence, both the prosecution witnesses. The close relative of the complainant and the deceased, the witness of the occasion and the evidence of the relevant and the witness of the occasion, was not properly seen who said that the witnesses were offered to arrive at the accused's house. He was not informed, after hearing the threat of murder by the accused, complainant and got up from sleep only after the incident. His testimony could not be relied upon. Medical evidence once again, during the investigation, found a case of suicide, in which case there were many circumstances which raised suspicion on the prosecution's case, beyond the prosecution's doubts. Failed to prove his case and failed to prove charges against any of the accused and the conviction and sentence of the accused were set aside and they were acquitted of the charge and were released.
Related judgments — Lahore High Court Lahore, 2011
