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MALIK BABAR versus STATE

Section 6 426 The Medical Ground Report of the Sentencing, which was created by the Special Medical Board, showed that one of the suspects was a disabled person, while the other was of a serious nature, the illness of the accused. In the seriousness of the matter, they are entitled to the relief sought under Section 26 Section 26, the sentence imposed by the CCPC, the trial court, is suspended until the final restriction. The accused were not released on bail on furnishing bonds.

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