Three of the suspects were arrested at the time of raiding Pakistan Penal Code Sections 489A to 489A, and were arrested with the currency note making machine, which was being used for the collection of articles. They too were affected by the premises. During the detention, the recovery of fake currency notes led to the arrest and all the recoveries affected the identification of the accused from their own houses, yet no details are available on how the fake currency notes were in the possession of the accused, the prosecution's witnesses said. Examined at length, nothing was brought to defame the statements of the witnesses, nor could the defense bring forth anything that could indicate whether the witnesses were immoral or accused of perjury against the accused. The prosecution was prosecuted on the spot. The raid, held, proved beyond any doubt the case against the other accused who were not arrested on the spot, but they were later arrested for not being free of doubt, the High Court accepted their appeal. Curley, set aside their punishments and punishments.
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