Crimes Against Property (Enforcement Delegation) Ordinance 1979 Section 17 (4) and 20 Laws of Martyrs (10 of 1984), Article 129 The accused in connection with the crime of harabah were contacted by the accused, a van driver, And engaged him to take it. In a place that was outside the city, not on a normal road, but on the road where there was a forest near the road, it was not difficult for the accused to take the driver down and put him to death and stop him. The accused identified him with the intention of poor identification and burned his body so that he could take his car with the Acc Accident accused and they were handed over to the police by the Deputy Tehsildar and Reader. To the Assistant Commissioner, as the accused failed to give a satisfactory account of himself, the two officers who were the material witnesses, their testimony was also anecdotal evidence of the witnesses last seen, during the trial of the identification parade and each in the court. The suspect was identified, as they witnessed the suspects in the victim's car a few miles from the city when they rented the deceased's vehicle and the deceased was driving the same vehicle. Heavy responsibility for explaining the extent to which the accused and the victim were together and when and where the accused had left him and his failure to provide a satisfactory account of himself in this case has led to the commission's responsibility. Was inserted. Along with the murder read along the highway along with robbery and Article 129 (a), Law, Martyrdom, 1984
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