NAZIR KHAN versus STATE
Section 497 (2) Criminal Procedure (XLV of 1860), Sections 458, 395 and 412 Crimes Against Property (Enforcement Hood) Ordinance (VI of 1979), Section 20 Bail, Grant of Further Investigation Benefits of Suspicion 7 Days The delayed FIR, which was fatal to the prosecution case, shows the prosecution's story that the accused's mutilators were removed from their faces while resisting at the time of the incident, but still The complainant did not nominate these people the day before. And later he was involved in getting some information. While no source of information was provided, which made the suspect's case suspicious, after the arrest, the accused was never put on an identity test to rule out the possibility of his involvement in falsehood, However, he was alleged to have been involved in some other similar cases. Nature, but in no case can any sentence be pronounced. The accused was behind bars for a long time and the challan was not presented in court prima fax, it seems that this is a further investigation which came under the purview of section 497 (2), in the CCP case. The suspicion found can also be taken advantage of at the bail-out stage as the bail cannot be stopped because the investigation of the case was completed and the accused no longer needed further investigation and his further detention in jail proved to be useful. Will not The purpose of the prosecution was to admit the accused to bail, under the circumstances
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