' Through this petition, Shabbir Hussain accused seeks transfer >f seven cases registered against him vide F.I.R. No, 103 dated 11-5-1986, 109 dated 18-5-1986, 110 dated 18-5-1986, 79 dated ?,6-2-1987, 80 dated 26-2-1987, 92 dated 10-3-1987 and 249 dated )-7-1987, at P.S. Wah Cantt, District Rawalpindi. The cases are sending in the Court of Resident Magistrate, Wah Cantt. Rawalpindi. {{PAGE CUT}} ' These cases were registered at the instance of various persons and section 406/420 etc., PPC.
2. In support of this petition, only three grounds have be urged. Firstly, that the cases were falsely registered against t petitioner at the instance of Masood Khan Bangash DSP and as sue it will not be possible for the petitioner to defend these cases at Wk Cantt.; secondly, that the complainants in all these cases belong Hayat family who is very influential in the Ilaqa. The petitione therefore, does not expect justice from Courts at Wall Cantt; at thirdly, the petitioner apprehends danger to his life.
3. I have consideed the above contentions. Excepting the affidav of the petitioner, there is no evidence that the cases were register( against the petitioner on the instigation of Masood Khan Bangae DSP. It is admitted at the Bar that the cases were registered at a instance of various citizens on the allegation that the petitioner ha sold their properties fraudulently. It cannot, therefore, at this stag be held that the said. DSP manoeuvred the said cases against ti petitioner.
The learned counsel was unable to point out any enmit between the petitioner and the DSP prior to registration of thee ' cases. So far as the influence of Hayat family is concerned, th learned counsel was not able to say that the learned Resident Magistral was, in any way, under their influence. I am sure that the learne Resident Magistrate will hold trial in a fair and just manner accordin to law, by allowing full opportunity to the petitioner to defend himself It is not possible to hold on the basis of the imaginary fear of th petitioner that the learned Resident Magistrate would, in any way act under the influence of the said. Hayat family. I inquired from th learned counsel as to what he meant by Hayat family. He was unabl to specify any individual name of the said family who could influenc the Resident Magistrate. The supposed fear of life expressed by th petitioner is also without any foundation. His family resides at Wa Cantt. The fear to his life does not appear to be based on an cogent reasons. I, therefore, find no merits in this petition which I accordingly dismissed.
' It may here be added that even otherwise, one petition fo transfer of seven independent cases against the petitioner was nc competent.