Section 7 (a) of the Criminal Procedure Code (v. 1898), sections 164 and 364 of the Terrorism Act, defined in section 7 (a) of the Anti-Terrorism Act 1997, and sentenced to death. The litigation was a credible and inspirational trust presented by the prosecution, no ill will or any motive was suggested against the prosecution's witnesses. The accused had no motive to voluntarily appear before the magistrate for the offense of judicial confession, and the same was recorded in accordance with the principles and procedures laid down under Sections 164 and 364, CR PC, in which the accused Stated all the facts, the magistrate had no alliance to prosecute. False judicial confession statement, which was voluntary and made without coercion, coercion or coercion, made no complaint to the accused magistrate without any misconduct or greed, therefore, the judicial confession statement was not manipulated. The court's confessional statement was controversial over independent evidence, such as the identification parade, the recovery and identification of the accused. The victim and other articles were thrown by the accused. The High Court refused to interfere with the conviction and punishment by the trial court and the appeal was dismissed in this case.
Related judgments — Karachi High Court Sindh, 2011
