Buying a person for the purposes of Section 497 (2) Conventional Code (XLV of 1860), Sections 371A and 371B Convention (Article 10 of 1984), Article 38, etc., for the purposes of prostitution etc. Further, the confession of the inquiry before the Grant Police, the allegations against the accused woman was that he operated a brothel and offered money to the woman for prostitution. The accused and co-accused women were arrested by the police on suspicion that they were involved in the sale business and buying women for prostitution was the presence of women in a place with a woman or men, unless they were in such a situation or In a position that has transformed such a legal or legal thing into an illegal one or has been prosecuted for a crime. There is no evidence that he accused himself of being offered to women for prostitution. Such words were alleged confessions before the police, which was inadmissible. The Deer Investigation Officer did not record the statement of anyone in the area where the accused was being run by the accused and the co-accused were women. No need for further investigation The case was one of further investigation The accused and the co-accused women were released on bail accordingly.
Related judgments — Karachi High Court Sindh, 2014
