Peshawar High Court
Naseem Khan Vs State
- Case
- Cr.Misc B.A No. 105-P of 2023
- Type
- Criminal
- Length
- 5 pages
Summary from the court's website
Ss. 302, 427, 148, 149 and 109 PPC. (i) Accused/Petitioner not named in the FIR, was subsequently charged for murder of deceased by complainant and deceased`s mother in their statement under section 164 Cr.P.C with specific role of firing at the deceased. (ii) Recovery of two crime empties from the spot, recovery of bloodstained earth and bloodstained garments of the deceased coupled with positive serologist report in respect thereof and postmortem report showing unnatural death of the deceased with firearms corroborate version of the complainant. (iii) Another criminal case with regard to attempt at the life of the deceased by the petitioner also corroborated the prosecution`s case. (iv) Other FIRs are also available on file which shows criminal history of the petitioner in cases of murder and attempt to commit murder. (v) Petitioner prime facie found connected with the commission of offence entailing capital punishment. (vi) Bail refused.
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JUDGMENT SHEET
PESHAWAR HIGH COURT, PESHAWAR
(Judicial Department)
Cr.M (B .A) No. t0s-Pt2023
OR DER
Date of hearing: 03.03.2023
Petitioner: (Noseem Khanr: - by Mr.Hussain Ali. Advocate.
Respondent: - (the Statet bv Mr. Asad Jon DurranL AAG and mother of deceased in Pe6A4r {€*rl<
MO IBRAHIM J-
Accused-petitioner Naseem Khan son of Muhammad Ayub Khan seeks his release on bail in case FIR No. I44 dated 27 .02.2022 uls 3021427 1148/1491109 PPC registered at Police Station Khazana, Peshawar. He, at first instance, was refused bail by the leamed Additional Sessions Judge-IlAvlodel Criminal Trial Court, Peshawar through an order dated 2 It is squeal out from the contents of the murosila that on 27.02.2022, complainant Ayaz Khan son of Rambail reported the matter that he was present in
his house when received information regarding the murder of his brother Fayaz and when reached to the spot, he found the dead body of his brother, who was done to death by some unknown person by firing at him hence, the present FIR.
3.Arguments of the leamed
counsel for the petitioner and learned AAG on behalf of the State heard and record with their valuable assistance gone through.
4 It is a fact that no one is charged in the first information report by the complainant however, later on, accused- petitioner alongwith co-accused have been charged by Rashid Ullah son of Saeed Ullah in his supplementary statement recorded ds 164 CrPC before the court of learned Judicial Magistrate on L6.04.2022 d wherein, specific role of firing upon the deceased has been attributed to the accused- petitioner Naseem Khan. Moreover, mother of the deceased namely Mst. Rekham Jan also recorded her 164 CrPC statement before the court of learned Judicial
Magistrate, Peshawar on 01.08.2022 wherein, accused-petitioner Naseem alongwith co-accused have been charged for the murder of her son. It is also on record that previously, the accused- petitioner Naseem Khan alongwith co- accused were charged by the deceased Fayaz in another case vide FIR No.889 dated 27.12.2015 r.r/s 302-324-34-427 PPC registered at Police Station Khazana for attempting at his life as well as at the lives of Sajid and Javed by firing at them effectively out of whom, Javed succumbed to his injuries and died there and then. There are other FIRs available on record wherein, the accused-petitioner Naseem Khan has been charged in similar nature cases. At present, recovery of two empties from the spot, FSL report with regard to the ,r1 blood stained earth, Post Mortem report, blood stained earth alongwith other material available on record are linked in chain, prima-facie stands connected the accused- petitioner with the commission of the
offence. So far as arguments of learned counsel for accused-petitioner with regard to rule of consistency is concerned, the role attributed to the petitioner with those accused, who are enlarged on bail, is quite different as he has been charged by Rashid Ullah in his 164 CrPC statement with specific role of firing upon the deceased and likely, mother of the deceased also charged him in her statement recorded u/s 164 Cr.PC hence, rule of consistency does not attract to his case. Apart from the above, the accused-petitioner, after the commission of offence, remained an absconder for sufficient time till his arrest on 02.1,2.2022 and during his absconsion, proceedings u/s 204 and 87 Cr.PC have been completed against him. The punishment provided for the offence falls within the prohibitory limb 4 of section 497 CrPC therefore, in all probabilities with particular involvement of the petitioner in FIR No. 889 dated 27.12.2015 for injuring the deceased before his qatl-e-amd whereby, he is
circumstantially linked, cannot set his case v for the grant of bail.
t. Suffice it to mention that
Imtiaz Khan OII, Police Station l{hazana has furnished legible copies of the FIRs registered against the petitioner and states about him to be a hardened, desperate and dangerous criminal within the jurisdiction of Police Station Khazana. On account of his inhuman and blood thirsty nature, the victims of his atrocities are scared and rarely charge him in cases like this one who is the real character behind the murder of deceased Fayaz.
6.This petition, having no force, is hereby dismissed.
7 The observations penned above are tentative in nature and are restricted to bail stage only and shall have no bearing at the time of trial, which shall be concluded expeditiously.
Announced
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JUDGE
*Muhammad Fiaz* (S.B.) Hon'ble Mr. Justice Mohammad Ibrahim Khan, J
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