MUHAMMAD AFZAL versus STATE
Grant of Section 497 (2) Contempt Code (XLV of 1860), Sections 324, 334, 427, 148 and 149, the FIR grant showed that the accused fired a shot from his 12 bore guns, Had hit the right side. The fact that the complainant's father's leg, which was an unimportant part of the body, does not indicate that the accused intended to cause murder or any serious injury / the victim was long behind bars and he Was found innocent. A report of the discharge was prepared by the investigating officer before the Meteor Magistrate, who did not agree and directed the police to furnish the challan against the accused, but the accused was named in column number 2 of the challan police. Went, though not restricted. The court, however, cannot be held behind bars until indefinitely. Through trial, the guilt of the accused will be determined after the grant of bail in such cases, which was a rule and the refusal was exempt. Under the circumstances, the guarantee is exempt
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