Because the definitions of the Sections 302 (a) and 302 (b) evidence were close to where the eye witnesses were located, they were natural witnesses to the incident and fully supported the prosecution's case. No material contradiction could be identified at the school. Witnesses recovered pistols at the scene of the accused's evidence that during the post-mortem examination nine firearms were found on key parts of the victim's body. The courts of the accused were properly believed in the evidence of the prosecution, including the legal account, because there was confidence that the affidavit verdict affirms that the accused was executed under Section 302 (a) of the death sentence. No need to be sentenced, PPC was illegal. However, replacing section 302 (b), the PPC appeal was accordingly dismissed.
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