Law: Pakistan Penal Code (PPC),1860

Section: 447, 506(ii), 379, 109, 427

ORDER-SHEET  Through the instant Criminal Misc., petitioner-accused (Ikram Hussain Abbasi) prays for pre-arrest bail in FIR No. 296, dated 21.03.2022, Under Section 447, 506(ii), 379, 109, 427 & 511 PPC, registered at Police Station Bhara Kahu, Islamabad.   2- According to the allegations set-forth in the FIR, on 16.03.2022 at about 6:18 pm, at plot No. 4, measuring 4 Kanal 5 Marla situated in Doctors Enclave, Mauza Phulgran Islamabad, one Syed Ibrahim Shah, brother-in-law of the complainant, on the asking of the latter, had been erecting sing-board of ownership along with 3-4 persons duly armed emerged on silver colour Parado, bearing registration No. BD-0595; that Ikram (petitioner) who was sitting on the front seat having a weapon, asked the brother-in-law of the complainant that there is a stay order over the said plot and that if he (brother-in-law of the complainant) tried to intervene, would be done to death; that in the meanwhile, his brother-in-law called said Ikram (petitioner) through the cell phone of his father who again extended a life threats and threatened to dismantle all sign-boards; that stay order regarding the subject plot had already been vacated by the Civil Court vide order dated 23.11.2021 as no one from the assailants had any proof of ownership; that mutations in favour of the assailants were also cancelled by the orders of the ADCR; that land of the assailants is located in Shamlat deh whereas the plot of the complainant is situated in the society and he has also a register sale deed of the said plot; that earlier ring-leader of the group namely Qasim Ikhlaq extended life threats to his father upon which FIR No. 139/2020 was registered at P.S Barakahu, Islamabad. As per allegations the assailant took away signboards from his plot, demolished its walls and attempted to take its possession illegally/forcibly.   Learned counsel for petitioner argued that the story narrated in the FIR is concocted; that there is no eye witness of the alleged occurrence; that nothing is to be recovered from the petiotner; that the offence alleged do not attract in the circumstances narrated in the FIR; that petitioner is an aged and…