Sections 497 (2) of the Conduct Rule (XLV of 1860), Sections 302, 324, 147, 148, 149, 427 and 504, attempted murder of the Ummah, rioting, corruption with deadly weapons, illegal assembly, Corruption damages the amount of fifty rupees, deliberately offend with the intention of violating the peace bail, approval of further investigation Tribal rivalry cross version FI Rupees contradiction in the evidence of the prosecution party and the accused party Both lost their lives during the incident. The party claimed that the accused was also killed by his own party. Hard to say that both sides had the fatal wound to the deceased and the same weapon, there was no suggestion in the autopsy report. Police refused to file a cross-version FIR of the accused party, and it was only later on the instruction of the defendant to file a copy of the accused party's refusal of the Police Office of Justice, affected by the influence of the complaining party. People cannot be rejected. The contents of the consultation on the incident and the location of the bodies cannot be ruled out, and the victim's postmortem report has been acknowledged by the accused party. Another contradiction in the party prosecutor's story was that the bodies of the victims from both sides were being drafted at the same time and sent to the hospital, but the body of the accused reached the hospital the next hour. An accused was no longer needed for further investigation because he had already been jailed, demanding further investigation into his crime against the accused.
Related judgments — Karachi High Court Sindh, 2014
