Section 561A Criminal Procedure (XLV of 1860), Section 365 A / 34/109 Anti-Terrorism Act (XXVII of 1997), abolishing proceedings of Sections 7, 13 and 21D, charged with abduction for six delayed ransom. Six of the applicants involved were denied jobs. The prosecution is pending before the Anti-Terrorist Court, mainly because they were caught on false charges because of their friendship with one of the fugitive suspects, with whom the alleged kidnapper / The complainant had raised some controversy and was pressured elsewhere to dismiss the matter. Was it that the Anti-Terrorism Court of Anti-Terrorism Court did not order that the offense was not a hearing under this order, the applicants refused to be acquitted, under which the crime was neither a hearing nor the case could be transferred. Depending on their defense request, they may be acquitted. Without the evidence provided by the Anti-Terrorism Court, the offenses determined by the Anti-Terrorism Court pursuant to Section 13 of the Anti-Terrorism Act 1997 were admissible, in the presence of such a clear and distinct provision of the Constitution. There was no scope that the abduction offense for ransom was not enforceable by the Anti-Terrorism Court applicants that they had been falsely implicated because of their friendship with them. The fugitive accused, with whom the complainant allegedly had some civil dispute, could not be accepted. And the prosecutor's case could not be denied without recording evidence, the trial court rightly said that the defendants' defense against false implications
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