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GHULAM HUSSAIN versus STATE

Section 497 (2) Conventional Code (XLV of 1860), sections 457 and 380 burglary and theft in residential premises, the benefit of the suspect was arrested on a gun armed with the fact that the empty-handed police officer, arrested The accused, who was armed with a gun, had created a rift in the prosecution's story and the benefit would go to the accused's favor even at the bail-out stage. In order to present a further investigation into the crime of the accused, they were admitted on bail under the circumstances.

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