TAJ MUHAMMAD versus THE STATE
From the viewpoint of the value of the evidence in Sections 302, 324, 337A and 337F, the prosecution version was found to be more understandable and reasonable than the defense version when, at any point, the accused party was the aggressor and the complaining party was aggressive. The plea was a deliberate and false and collateral evidence was supported by evidence and medical evidence sentenced to death and sentenced to death in section 302 (a), PPC to section 302 (b) / 34, pp. Apart from the change in his sentence and execution as the culprit in C, the circumstances were presented. According to the format of the evidence provided in PPC, 5304, the death of the deceased was not proved
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