Section 497 Pakistan Arms Ordinance (X-X of 1965), Section 13 (b) Explosives Act (VI VI 1908), Sections 4 and 5 contain unauthorized weapons, illegal arms retrieval, ammunition and explosive bail, illegal. Large quantities of weapons, ammunition and ammunition were recovered from the house of the accused where he was present at the raid. No defense was presented or the accused refused to recover the arms and ammunition through the prosecution case. In the circumstances, sufficient evidence was presented against the accused, there were several witnesses at the time of the raids, and their statements Was immediately recorded and will be no question of further investigation, the accused was a member of the provincial assembly and was also a member of a political party, which is in reasonable power. In the province at the time, it was not possible, in the circumstances that the local residents of his town would falsely deport Aga despite the policeman, the accused was accused of being involved in a series of criminal cases and he The law was absconding, but no one in the district administration and the District Police Organizational Bureau could arrest him; the possibility of false involvement of the accused was not created at all. And there was evidence of preliminary facts on the file of the case under which it was alleged that they were involved in the guarantees related to the allegations, were not guaranteed and fell under the prohibition clause of section 497, CRPC The accused failed to present a case for granting bail. Under the circumstances, the defendant's request was dismissed
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