Section 2302 (b) Qatil-e-Amid Evidence Evidence of Animosity Interested witnesses All the witnesses were interdependent and were residents of different villages, who confessed their enmity between the abductions of the girls and cut off enmity with the chiefs. Before the jirga was held, the site of the incident was surrounded. Residents, villages, gardens, petrol pumps and busy roads were present, but no one was examined to confirm their testimony until they were examined as witnesses of any of the petrol pumps. From where he fueled the driver of his car, who was an independent witness. , Was with them, according to the prosecution, witnesses witnessed the incident but were not investigated. The number of witnesses was not required to prove a particular fact, but the testimony of the sole independent witness is sufficient to warrant conviction, since the evidence always weighs and confession should not be a crime. On the basis of the evidence beyond doubt, the damages resulting from the wrongful conviction were irreparable. The High Court upheld the accused's conviction and acquitted him of the charge.
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