Sections 120B, 302 (b) and 324 of the Anti-Terrorism Act (XXVII of 1997), Sections 7 (a), 7 (b) and 7 (i) criminal conspiracy, murder, attempt to commit murder, terrorism The prosecution's accusations against the accused were that they attempted to bomb President Pakistan's motorcycle by blasting a 400/500kg explosive-laden vehicle with a remote control system after making a conspiracy. Was unable to act at this crucial moment, recounting the prosecutor's case on the defendant's confessional statements, which, according to the Deputy Prosecutor General, was proved by the evidence of the prosecution's witness. , No such collusion was available on the record of the confessional statements. The English language was recorded in the English language without a magistrate's certificate that they knew the English language and were able to understand the questions at that time: answering the questions in English or having their questions answered in their language. The suspect was translated or was convicted for more than a month in another case in connection with a bomb blast at the US Consulate in which he was detained in such a sensitive case. The presence was indeed a very suspicious situation in the prosecution's story in which the defendants were arrested in the present case. Ten days after his confession was recorded as a crime and the delay was not explained by the prosecutor. There was no information about the contract and the vehicle mentioned in the purchase of the explosive-laden vehicle, no investigation or evidence as to where the explosive was purchased.
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