' Mohammad Siddiq petitioner and his co-accused were allowed bail by the learned Additional Sessions Judge, Lyallpur, 25-3-75. Mohammad Iqbal moved Cr. Misc. No, 1375-B/75, for the cancellation of bail. The bail of the petitioner was cancelled by this Court, on 6-6-75.
2. According to the prosecution case, the petitioner and his co-accused constituted an unlawful assembly and in the prosecution of the common object of unlawful assembly committed the murder of Shaukat intentionally and attempted on the lives of Mohammad Iqbal complainant, his father Ismail, and his mother Mst. Fazeelat. Abdul Latif P. W. Came there to rescue but he was injured by Yousaf co-accused, Mohammad Iqbal complainant mentioned in the F. I. R. That they also caused injuries to the accused in self-defence.
3. The learned counsel for the petitioner contended that the petitioner caused injuries to the deceased and the prosecution witnesses in self-defence. He produced medico-legal reports of Mohammad Siddiq petitioner. Mst. Jannat and Mst. Rahmat. The petitioner had one lacerated wound on the left parietal region. The complainant had explained the injuries of Mst. Jannat, Mst.
Rahmat and Suleman in the F. I. R. By stating that on the morning of the day of occurrence, Shaukat deceased was assaulted by Mst. Jannat, Mst. Rahmat and Suleman and on hearing his noire, his father and mother had reached the spot and Shaukat and his father caused injuries to Mst. Jannat, Mst. Rahmat and Suleman. That occurrence had taken place in the morning. The murder was committed at about 9-00 a. m. The complainant further stated in the F. I. R. That they had caused injuries to accused in self-defence. Shaukat deceased, Ismail and Mst. Fazeelat were returning to their house. When they reached near the house of Rabmat Ullah co-accused, they were assaulted by the petitioner and his co-accused. The petitioner was armed with a stick. He had caused stick injuries to Mst. Fazeelat. The petitioner was a member of an unlawful assembly. He along with co- accused committed the murder of Shaukat deceased intentionally and attempted on the lives of Mohammad Iqbal, Ismail, Mst. Fazeelat and Abdal Latif P. Ws. The A petitioner is involved in a case which is punishable with death or imprisonment for life. His case falls under the prohibitory clause of section 497 (1), Cr. P. C. It is not a fit case for the grant of bail. The Petition is dismissed.