The appreciation of Section 2 (b (b) Qatil-e-Aadd evidence), the reduction in the circumstances to deal with the conviction proved beyond reasonable doubt, and it was proved that the incident had occurred at that moment without any motive or prediction. The accused was allegedly beaten up, as he was only killed when he was stopped in a rage by the trial court, without trial or intention. The sentence entered through the hearing was changed. Under the current mitigating circumstances, section 2302 (b), PPC, the conviction of the perpetrators of the offenses was retained, but strange. In view of the devices, with the benefit of Section B of benefit B, the death sentence was limited to life imprisonment; the CRPC has been ordered to pay the accused as compensation Rs. 100,000.
Related judgments — Peshawar High Court NWFP, 2014
