ORDER SHEET
IN THE HIGH COURT OF SINDH CIRCUIT COURT, LARKANA.
Cr. Bail Appln. No. S- 501 of 2012.
Dated order with signature of hon’ble Judge.
1. For orders on office objection as flag A.
2. For Katcha Peshi.
11.01.2013.
Mr. Abdul Rehman Bhutto, advocate for the applicant.
Mr. Abdul Rasheed Soomro, State Counsel.
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Applicant has moved this application for post arrest bail in Crime No.113/2012 of P.S Taluka registered for an offence punishable U/S 13 D.A.O.
It is interalia, contended that the prosecution has foisted false case on the applicant despite fact that the alleged offence was committed in thickly populated area, no private mashirs were associated and no efforts were made to secure two mashirs from the public. It is further contended that the police chowki is at the distance of half kilometer from the place of incident and that it is a case of further inquiry and the allegations have been levelled with malafide intention. The trial Court while dealing with the above grounds was pleased to dismiss the same with the observation that the accused was connected with the recovery of unlicensed K.K and he was apprehended at the spot and memo of recovery was prepared.
Learned State Counsel opposed the grant of this bail application on the ground that K.K was recovered at the spot with 20 live bullets which were also found in said weapon. He further submits that no enmity was associated whatsoever against the officials who have arrested the accused.
I have heard learned counsel for the parties and perused the record. From the perusal of the application it appears that the applicant has taken numerous ground such as the incident took place in thickly populated area and that no efforts were made to secure mashirs from the public. He has also taken categorical ground that bullets and K.K were not sent to ballistic expert for its opinion regarding its working condition. He has also taken categorical ground that it is a false case that has been foisted upon the applicant. A closer look at the bail application reveals that no specific ground with regard to the enmity against the police officials was raised either before trial Court or this Court. That has not been argued to the satisfaction as to why would prosecution foist the recovery of K.K alongwith 20 live bullets and would use a very expensive weapon to involve the applicant in this case when there is no enmity between applicant and police officials. Learned counsel for the applicant has relied upon case of Imran Ahmed v. State (2001 PLD 1986) in terms whereof it was observed that provisions of section 103 Cr.P.C have not been complied with and the accused was admitted to bail. It appears that the case is distinguishable as far as present case is concerned. In the present case, there is no specific ground taken with regard to enmity between the applicant the officials who are responsible for the arrest and making the recovery of K.K and 20 live bullets. Case of Imtiaz Ali Bhutto v. The State, which is unreported, in bail application No.S-196/2011 is also distinguishable on the same footing, since the very ground of enmity is not expressive in the referred order dated 24.03.2011 passed in above referred bail application NO.196/2011.
In view of this fact that the applicant has not made out case against the officials wherein he could claim enmity, so that the possibility of foisting recovery could be taken into consideration. Since I am making tentative assessment and I would not make further observation regarding recovery of alleged weapon. I while dismissing this bail application direct the trial Court to conclude trial within three months. In case the trial Court failed to conclude the trial within prescribed period, learned counsel for the applicant would be at liberty to move such bail application thereafter. Application stands disposed of.
JUDGE