ISHTIAQ HUSSAIN SHAH versus STATE
Section 497 (2) of the Criminal Procedure (XLV of 1860), Sections 302, 337 L (i), 148 and 149 bail, a witness of the grant prosecution for further investigation, did not support the prosecution's version, appearing in court And punished him. The defendant, who was on trial because the complaint was dismissed, while the prosecution's other star witness did not support his version, did not deny the injuries suffered by the accused, A cross case was registered about which a case was registered against the policemen. The tampering with the record will not ban the grant of bail from the start of the hearing. If the case comes to the scrutiny of the case, then the accused was in jail for more than a year and was still in jail trial. This work is underway, but the testimony of the 7/8 prosecution witnesses remains to be seen as it will certainly take some time. In such a case, no useful purpose will be put behind the bars. On guarantee, in the circumstances
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