ISRAR AHMAD versus STATE
Sections 302, 324, 337d and 337f (vi) / 34 of the West Pakistan Arms Ordinance (XX of 1965), Section 13 conviction of evidence, the trial court found that the accused had allegedly committed the crime. No evidence was brought. Prior to this incident, the accused persons had met or appeared to each other, or the concert had not been established before or during the trial. Any circumstances indicating that a joint intent was identified at that time was not available on record The trial court failed to recognize that the crime was not committed before the joint intent. Aberration on the shoulder of the suspect confirmed that the elephant had been found earlier. The bore pistol could not be ruled out in the event of the presence of three types of 9 mm bore three crimes in a parcel sent to a forensic scientist. One of the defendants had suffered a firearm injury and the explanation given by the prosecution was unreliable, indicating that the accused had not been proved guilty under Section 34 PPC and Guilty pleas were not guaranteed. Under both the conditions, the order of approval was granted under Sections 324 and 337 PPC and the West Pakistan Arms Ordinance, 1965, while one accused was sentenced to life imprisonment, while under section 302 PPC. The second suspect was sentenced to life in prison. Was converted to life imprisonment and the benefit of Section 382B was extended to the accused PCC as well.
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