Sections 302/324/148/149 and 120 B / 109 of the Special Court for Special Trials Ordinance (XXV of 1991), Section 13, were given very reasonable and substantive reasons for the defendant's failure to appeal against the trial court. Any material piece of evidence was neglected or misrepresented or any admissible rule that was violated, or due to the facts and circumstances of the trial, the trial court The search for a source of evil was not reasonably possible. According to the evidence brought to the record by the prosecution, the appeal against acquittal of the accused was dismissed.
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