The Pakistan Penal Code Section 409 Prevention of Corruption Act (II of 1947), Section 5 (2), did not evaluate the evidence that neither the list of medicines recovered from the accused's home was prepared by the doctor nor in the above list. The accused in his examination under section 2342, the PC explanation presented by the accused in his statement under section 2342, had to keep the CCP under the circumstances in which he kept the medicines in safe custody in his house. Kept because the doctor was not in charge when he received the medicine, the evidence was on the record to show that the doctor was in charge of the charge. In the fraud, the dispenser (accused) was given the option to take the medicines that were alleged to have been healed in those circumstances.
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