Sections 302 (6) / 34, 324/34, 224 and 353/34 of the Anti-Terrorism Act (XXVII of 1997), sections 7 (a) and 7 (c) attempt to compel Qatl-Um, Qutel MM, Halal Resistance to the use of fear, assault or criminal force to prevent a public servant from performing his duties, assessing evidence of death or serious injury in the event of terrorism, accused of reducing inmates. One of the detainees was in custody traveling with other people. He was responsible for throwing powder into the police van and guards for the escape, including four aggravating witnesses, including three eyed eyewitnesses who have no animosity with the suspect. Was imposed. The accused had executed a plan to escape the prisoners and prisoners. However, the suspect was neither equipped with a firearm nor assigned to the firing role which did not indicate that the accused. Was aware that two police constables would be killed and three others injured while escaping from police custody. The role played by the accused in the commission of the crime was secondary and modest, which made it deserving of remission, except that the conviction was upheld, subject to the death penalty under section 302 (6). The PPC was sentenced to life imprisonment under the circumstances
