Article 199 Panel Code (XLV of 1860), Sections 302, 324, 436, 384, 186, 188, 342, 353, 295, 295b, 148 and 149 of the Anti-Terrorism Act (XXVII of 1997), Section 7 Constitutional Application Guarantee Grant of common sectarian violence Granted by subpoena of witnesses Delayed by the end of the subsidiary liability trial Applicants who belonged to a particular sect were part of a religious procession The deadly repetition of the procession took place between the participants of the procession and the people inside the seminary. The participants of the procession also detained the policemen and took away their weapons. TM offer was submitted almost about a month after the column but the names of the witnesses. The blank applicants were involved through the subpoena statements of the witnesses who were registered under the supplementary statements Section 161, CCP, was not mentioned as witnesses in the FIR against the applicants. The allegations were common in nature, such as brick picking, shouting slogans, provoking others, making strange signs, spreading mischief by fire. The firearm injury was registered during the incident ten hours after the incident, but was silent as to the presence of any police witnesses, so the suspects were still under suspicion in the case of litigation. The witnesses do not enter the witness room and do not inspect it. The cross-prosecution prosecutor acknowledged that the role of various applicants during the incident will only be distinguished during the investigation even though the snatched police weapon has been recovered, but in response to a co-accused and any applicant,
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