MUHAMMAD AKRAM KHAN versus STATE
Section 497 of the Conventional Code (XLV of 1860), section 324, 334, 337f (vi) bail, denied the trial of the accused was related to the case of two co-accused, who were still declared injured, but innocent during police Was found. The accused himself appeared before the police after the incident and stated that the victims came to commit the murder while armed with a pistol and opened fire on him twice. The statement may also be considered along with other evidence collected by the police. Various police officers were investigating the case and they were found guilty on the record that they were sufficiently available on record to file a case under the prohibited clause of section 497 involved in the case. Already in the main case was forgotten and they are likely. At the close of the trial, the request for bail was rejected
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