SARGAND versus THE STATE THROUGH ADDITIONAL ADVOCATE GENERAL
Article 497 Constitutional Code (XLV of 1860), Article 310A & 34 Constitution of Pakistan, Article 9 Giving the Complainant's hand in marriage or otherwise in marriage to a married person, joint intention, guarantee, refusal of the accused Accused, with the will and consent to resolve the dispute, records revealed that a jirga was convened, in which members of the local area according to the customs of the area called the complainant in the name of Sawara. The practice of such a tradition was merely blasphemy and disobedience to the law. Delivering a woman in such humiliating way without her consent was not only against the fundamental rights and freedoms of the men involved in the Constitution, but also the importance of the human beings given through the utmost delicacy of what Almighty created. Was also against the value. Ashrafi Opposition) The record stated that the accused persons were involved in the commission of the crime and there was no such thing in their favor to make them eligible for the occasion. The accused were denied bail in connection with the bail
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