1. Granted.
2. Granted for the time being subject to all just exceptions.
3. Applicant Jumman is alleged to have caused a gun shot injury to Muhammad Saeed by firing from his gun on 25-8-2002 at 10 a.m. Such report was lodged by his father complainant Muhammad Mithal at Police Station Ahmedpur.
It was argued that some of the co-accused were granted pre-arrest bail by this Court whereas others have been granted bail by the learned trial Court. It was urged that the injury caused to the injured was on his thing which was not a vital part of the body and that there was enmity between the parties. Reliance was placed upon. 2002 M LD 150.
M/s. Ghulam Shabir Shar, learned e. counsel for the State and Aziz Ahmed Khuwaja for the complainant, have opposed the bail plea stating the injured is in his teens and he has been disabled permanently. 'I would not agree with the contentions of the defence that thigh is not a vital part of the body. No dictum is cited in support of the contention. To me, every part of the body of a person would be a vital part in relation to sustaining of a fire-arm injury. The medical certificate shows a fire-arm injury upon the thigh of the injured, which supports the F.I.R. version.
The co-accused were granted bail as their cases were distinguishable from the case of the present applicant. The applicant is not entitled to bail. His bail application is dismissed.