Section 302/34 and 324 Criminal Code of Conduct (v. 1898), Section 103 of the West Pakistan Arms Ordinance (XX of 1965), the definition of Section 13E was the standard of lack of evidence for all witnesses, and it led to serious shortcomings and Were suffering from weaknesses. It could not be accepted and could not be relied upon without independent co-operation which lacked medical evidence in this case and did not help much as it did not provide for the alleged medical evidence. Can support what was caused by the trauma. With which weapon but not the fact that the accused, who caused the injury, was not recovered from the scene and thus allegedly recovered from one of the suspects was not sent to the Revolver Ballistic Expert. The bullet was not sent to the ballistic expert for comment. If it can be fired from this revolver and it is not proven that the revolver was fired at the shotgun. No other suspect suspected that he was infected with human blood, but was welcomed into the laboratory about 2/2 months after his recovery and no explanation was given for the delay. Recovery of a crime weapon was a violation of section 103. CCP and being unsatisfactory were no doubt free from provocation and did not prove satisfactory through prosecution and the defense's defense also weakened their power, the prosecution, held, from all charges. Failure to prove his case against all the acquitted suspects was unsuccessful.
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