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MUHAMMAD versus STATE

In section 497 (2) of the Contempt of Conduct (XLV of 1860), Sections 302, 337A (i) and 504/34 bail, further investigation, the testimony of the prosecution testified that it had admitted under Section 155, Cr P.C. The statement did not state the statement in which it was alleged. It was not appropriate for the court at the bail-out stage, going through the testimony and appreciating the evidence entered through the trial, however, there is no specific restriction in this regard, the court may look into the decision on the bail application. ? More than the evidence available on record and temporarily scrutinizing the material collected so far, the High Court had twice rejected the accused's bail plea and now for the third time, a bail plea has been heard which included the testimony of two witnesses. Including evidence. Complainant grounds for unusual and unambiguous delays in the recording of the FIR; contradictions in the contents of the journal and the FIR, the close relationship of witnesses with the deceased and their enmity with the accused, under section 497 (2). Under the CRP, he was entitled and made the accused. Discount on bail advocate for immigration from Kunjah lawyer