1. The six petitioners were convicted by Magistrate First Class, Sargodha, on 18th April, 1969 for offences under sections 147, P. P. C. And 323/ 149, P. P. C. For the both offences, the petitioners were sentenced to undergo rigorous imprisonment for six months each on each of the two counts. The sentences were ordered to run concurrently. The petitioners filed an appeal but the same was dismissed by learned Additional Sessions Judge, Sargodha, on 31st October, 1969. The petitioners had constituted an unlawful assembly and in the prosecution of tire common object of that unlawful assembly committed rioting and voluntarily caused hurts to Amanullah Khan and his wife Mst. Rani Perveen. Both the injured witnesses supported the prosecution case. Their statements were corroborated by the medical evidence. Sohna and Muhammad Boota (P. Ws.) had lent support to the prosecution case. The case was proved against the petitioners and they were rightly convicted. The petitioners have no case on merits. The sentence of the petitioners, however, requires reduction on account of inordinate delay `t in the disposal of the case. The sentence of the petitioners is reduced to already undergone. With this modification in sentence, the revision petition is dismissed.