ORDER SHEET
IN THE HIGH COURT OF SINDH BENCH AT SUKKUR
Cr.B.A.No.964 of 2009
1.
For orders on MA 3300/09
2.
For orders on MA 3301/09
3.
For hearing
ORDER
Mr.Asardass D.Hemnani Adv:
for applicant.
Mr.Sardar Ali Shah A.P.G.
for the state.
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On 15.5.2009 at about
During investigation final report was filed
against nine accused including present applicant while the names of co-accused
Jalal, Muhammad Murad and Mashooque were placed in column No.2.
The bail application on behalf of the applicant
was filed in the trial court on 09.09.2009 but the same was dismissed vide
order dated 16.09.2009 and this bail rejection order is impugned before this
court in the present bail application.
Heard learned counsel for the applicant and learned
A.P.G. for the state.
Learned counsel for the applicant contended
that the applicant is innocent and he had committed no offence whatsoever
alleged by the prosecution. He further contended that there is delay in lodging
of the FIR of about two and half hours, while the police station is about four
kilometer far from the place of incident. He further contended that co-accused
Muhammad Saleh has been granted bail before arrest by the learned trial court
vide order dated 17.7.2009 so also accused Gul Hassan, Muhammad Ibrahim, Abdul
Hafeez and Azad have been granted bail after arrest by the trial court vide
order dated 23.6.2009 and the case of the applicant is to some extent identical
to the case of co-accused. He further contended that there are general
allegations against the applicant and according to the case of prosecution he
fired upon the deceased and his fire was hit to him at his ear while this
allegation is not supported by the medical certificate. On this ground he
relied upon the case of Muhammad Shabir vs. The state (1999 MLD 1352), Muhammad
Mumtaz and another vs. The state (1999 MLD 3302), Ghulam Shabbir and others vs.
The state (2000 P.Cr.R.8), Ali Ahmed vs. The state (2000 P.Cr.R.661), Muhammad
Illyas and another vs. The state (2000 MLD 1604), Muhammad Jahangir vs. Kala
Khan and another (2204 P Cr. L J 1843), Jehangir vs. The state (2004 P Cr. L J
1254), 2006, Shafqat Abbas vs. The state (2006 P.Cr.R.1425), Muhammad Shafiq
alias Chhara and another vs. The state (2006 P.Cr.R.1432) and Loung and another
vs. The state (2007 P.Cr.R.1718).
Learned A.P.G. for the state has opposed the
bail application on the ground that actually there is no confliction in between
medical evidence and ocular evidence. According to him injury No.3-A and injury
No.3-B are related to the allegations against the applicant which in the
postmortem read as under:-
Injury No.3-A
Lacerated punctured fire arm wound size 0-5 cm in dia meter x
through and through at Lt temporal region (wound of entry)
Injury No:3-B
Communicating wound of size of 01 cm in diameter x through and
though at LT angle of mouth (wound of exit)
He
relied upon the case of Abdul Hayee and 2 others vs. The state (1996 SCMR 555)
Deceased
Ashique Hussain being young man aged about 25 years lost his life and
allegation of murder is against the present applicant and others. During
investigation the case has been proved and final report has been filed, the
present applicant is facing trial, though there is no confliction in medical
evidence and ocular evidence but even if there is some minor contradiction the
same needs deeper appreciation and it is settled principle of law that bail
application is to be decided with tentative assessment of the material
collected by the prosecution during investigation. With great respect the case
law cited by learned counsel for the applicant is quite different to the case
of the present applicant, I therefore, find no merits in the bail application
and therefore, dismissed the same and these are the reasons of my short order
dated 28.10.2009.
Dated:-
.10.2009 JUDGE