Section 497 (2) of the Criminal Procedure (XLV of 1860), Section 324/353/34 of the West Pakistan Arms Ordinance (XX of 1965), Section 13 (d) of the Narcotic Substances Act (XXV of 1997), section 9 (c) Attempts to commit murder, assault, weapons retrieval and drug bail, Further Investigation Grant The first investigating officer visited the scene under a memo in front of government advisers, which included vacancies and articles related to the crime. Retrieval of articles was not shown. Before the FLR was registered and processed and nothing was left to save as an inquiry, the witnesses recovered both the evidence and the missing witnesses through the Investigation Officer. And there was no mention of it. Any genuine attempt to seek public witnessing services may involve cases when the public witness is reluctant or not available to attend, but the duties of making a genuine effort to attend the public witness cannot be avoided. Is. The Aid Prosecution cannot relinquish its duty to prove such an attempt in such cases. In the present case, one of the defendants was charged with narcotics, while the other, though the interrogator, was on both. The accused was not charged. People in the car can, in the circumstances, be held jointly responsible for the narcotic items in conjunction with the vehicle owner, especially where the co-accused was the driver of the vehicle, who had no unlicensed 30 Bore had a pistol, fired at police. The party has reasonably integrated such aspects intoxicating fellow suspects.
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