Learned AGA on the other hand strongly opposed the bail plea with the submission that it is a case where the deceased having met an unnatural death was not at all reported to the police, particularly, when her husband and the applicant did not report the accident, even if it were so to the police; more so when the applicant was the senior most family member at home and the husband is away to a foreign land as he is said to be serving in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. This failure of the applicant to report the matter to the police in a case of an unnatural death within the four walls of her matrimonial home, the victim being the daughter-in-law of the applicant makes his role, in the submission of learned AGA, very suspect. Learned AGA submits that upon the deceased passing away after discharge from the hospital and while she was at her matrimonial home as a result of burn injuries, the applicant and other family members caused the dead body to be disposed off by way of burial without inquest being held or autopsy done, thus, destroying the evidence leading to the case.
