MUHAMMAD HAYAT versus STATE
Sections 497 (2) of the Criminal Procedure (XLV of 1860), Sections 302, 324, 337H (II), 147 and 148 bail, further investigation grants, according to the prosecution, the gun was allegedly armed with a TT pistol. Fired. The complaining party, while the accomplices fired directly with Kalashnikov, who died of fireworks injuries, did not know whether the suspect was allegedly charged for the commission of the alleged crime. Can be blamed on. Properly determined at the trial stage, when enough material will be exposed on the record, according to the prosecution, the night occurred and the suspect was identified in the torch light, only in the light of the torch. The evidence was a fragile piece of evidence and cannot be relied upon, especially when the flame path was never presented during the course of the investigation, there was a backdrop of previous enmity between the parties on the way to approving the accused's bail. Should not come because the accused is entitled to bail under Section 497 (2), CRPC and not as a matter of privilege. In this case further investigation is needed to establish the accused's case. The offender, as considered by section 497 (2), CR PC, was entitled to guaranteed privileges.
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