' Matter pertains to case. F.I.R. No.101, dated 11-4-2003 registered at Police Station, Pindi Bhattian, District Hafizabad, under sections 302, 148 and 149, P.P.C.
2. The complainant side consisting of three men who are brothers were coming to the District Courts in Pindi Bhattian and reached at a point where two trucks had blocked the road. They descended from the car, when Muhammad Ajmal armed with pistol, Amjad Ali armed with pistol, Asif Ali armed with gun, Hassan Ali armed with a gun, Arif armed with a carbine, emerged. Amongst them, was the petitioner Muhammad Khan and Aslam as well. To whom both is attributed exhortation. When upon this exhortation, Ajmal using his pistol fired at Naveed Azhar. The second fire was shot by Amjad Ali hitting again Naveed Azhar, who staggered for a while and fell on the ground. Further allegation against Asif Ali and Arif is that they through simulating firing kept the complainant P. Ws'. At bay and did not allow them to come and rescue Naveed Azhar.
3. There is an old enmity inter se the parties and according to the learned counsel, the possibility of roping in large number of persons from the other side besides the assailants is there. Learned counsel further states that only a Lalkara is attributed to Muhammad Khan and there is no other overt act ascribed. It is to be seen whether he shared any intention.
4. According to Mr. Nasrullah, Sub-Inspector, he is declared innocent and has been placed in Column No.2 of the challan.
5. The complainant is present before this Court. States that there is dishonest investigation, as a result of which the challan has been placed showing the petitioner innocent.
6. As the challan has already been submitted and whatever he has to say, it will be open him to say before the trial Court where the trial has to commence. As for the moment, keeping in view the role of the petitioner ascribed which is a Lalkara simplicitor, this Court allows bail to the petitioner subject to his furnishing broil bond in the sum of Rs.10,000 with a surety who should be local, in the like amount to the satisfaction of the trial Court.