The Section 16 evidence complimented the FIR and the evidence on the FIR record revealed that the accused and his accomplice had shot the victim with a fist and a kick and witnesses when he fell down. In the presence of the accused, he strangled her to death. The victim, conducted by the doctors' board, revealed that no trace of torture was found around the neck of the victim, nor was there any trace of torture on the body, and thus he had completed a series of molecular evidence. Negative was, the trial court has gone too far. Section 316, to bring the case to the accused in the PPC jurisdiction, finding that the deceased was a blood pressure patient and had died in the hands of the accused along with the suspect, at the trial of the trial. The trial court did not endorse such an observation. The death of the victim in the case was under investigation. There was no evidence against the accused. The accused was acquitted on the benefit of the doubt in the circumstances.
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