1. ' GHULAM MUJADDID, J.--The petitioner along with Muhammad Aslam and Muhammad Shafique were tried by the Additional Sessions Judge, Rawalpindi, for the murder of Abdul Jabbar which took place on 11-9-1985 at about 6-00 a.m. In Nai Abadi Dhoke Kashmiran, Rawalpindi. Report was lodged by Muhammad Shafat, maternal uncle of the deceased.
2. ' The trial Court convicted the petitioner under section 325, P.P.C. And sentenced him to five years R.I. And fine of Rs,5,000 or in default six months R.I. Muhammad Aslam and Muhammad Shafique were convicted under section 323, P.P.C. And sentenced to six months R.I. Each with fine of Rs,1,000 each or in default thereof three months R.I each.
3. ' Muhammad Ashiq and Muhammad Aslam filed joint appeal in the Lahore High Court where Muhammad Shafique separately appealed. Criminal revision was also filed by the complainant. All the three matters were decides, by the High Court by judgment dated 19-41989. Both the appeals were dismissed and so was the revision.
4. ' The learned Judge in view of the grievous injury caused by Mu! Ammad Ashiq which resulted in the death of Abdul Jabbar withdrew the benefit under section 382-B, Cr.P.C. In the case of the remaining two appellants before the High Court namely Muhammad Aslam and Muhammad Shafique, the High Court observed that the sentence already undergone by them would meet the ends of justice.
5. ' Muhammad Ashiq has now filed this petition for leave to appeal.
6. We are really surprised as to what persuaded the petitioner to file this petition when there is hardly any merit in it. On the other hand we notice that the petitioner had been given so much of concession by the trial Court to which he was not entitled under the law and otherwise. Dismissed.