Sections 497 (2) and 164 of the Code of Conduct (XLV of 1860), section 365B & 376, forcing or abusing a woman for marriage and abusing her, further allegations against the accused were that he had a daughter Kidnapped The complainant and the perpetrator were not directly charged by the complainant for the incident, indicating that the abductor had left home or that the abductor could not have recovered the property from Section 3655B. Yes, the PPC has identified the carrying away of the woman with the intention that she may be forced to marry or be subjected to forced sexual abuse, the contents and components of the crime against her will. She may be forced to marry or be forced to commit an unlawful compulsion. What was missing in the present case was the fact that if the accused was charged with a felony, he would not be barred from bail if he would have produced a case. Further investigation into the crime of the accused is required in the Aliel case. No one can be refused extension on bail because the conviction of the accused was reasonable for the purpose of bail. The accused was granted bail under the circumstances.
Related judgments — Peshawar High Court NWFP, 2014
