Supreme Court Overturns Murder Conviction Due to Lack of Evidence

In a recent ruling by the Supreme Court, the conviction of Muhammad Ijaz for a murder case dating back to 2010 has been overturned. The court found that both the trial court and the high court had failed to provide sufficient evidence to support the conviction.

The case involved the murder of Naseem Akhtar's husband, with Naseem believed to be an accomplice of the accused. The lack of concrete evidence presented during the trial raised doubts about Ijaz's guilt, leading to the decision to overturn the conviction.

This ruling highlights the importance of ensuring that sufficient evidence is presented in court to support a conviction. It serves as a reminder of the need for a thorough and fair judicial process to uphold justice.