Before attempting to commit the murder of Qatl and Emad, section 498, the Conventional Code (XLV of 1860), Sections 302, 324, 337 A (i), 337 H (ii), 504, 114, 147, 148 and 149 Arrest bail, denial of incident occurring one day and the parties know each other, there was no question of mistaken identity FIR was lodged without delay One person lost his life and four The men were injured in the crash. He was accused of hitting the hatchet on the victim's head, resulting in the FIR version of his death being completely contained, through post-mortem notes by injured prosecutor's witnesses and medical evidence. It was revealed that a single head wound was found on the deceased's head, according to the medical officer, sufficient for the victim's death the accused was shown absconding, the counter case was filed in the charge sheet the very next day after the incident. And the location of the incident was shown differently, which made it difficult to work. The accused involved in the crime was a felon and was sentenced to death or life imprisonment. Before the arrest of the accused, he was guaranteed; he had to demonstrate legality but he failed to do so; make a case for pre-arrest bail. Applications were dismissed.
Related judgments — Karachi High Court Sindh, 2010
