The testimony of the applauding eyewitnesses of the Pakistan Penal Code Sections 302/34 and 324 who had no reason to falsely implicate the accused was permanent, natural and credible and their evidence cannot be doubted. The evidence of motions was weak, but the same cannot be said about the accused. There was no motive to commit the crime. Ocular testimony was proved by medical evidence that the defense's request was either self-defense or that the incident was suddenly unacceptable. The cause of the woman's death was that she was deported from the circumstances of the case and the conviction and sentence of the accused were retained.
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