Articles 156, 157, 167 and 173 of the Code of Criminal Procedure (CRPC) were re-examined when re-examination was not banned, but the law allowed further investigation, if conditions warranted. Gone, but the police did not have complicated powers in this matter could be done if any other material was required in the matter, but do not force the parties to harass or harm any party to the other. The Investigation Officer not only had to compile the matter with the complaining party as such. The evidence that enabled the court to record the sentence in any way, but to bring the truth to the surface to reach a fair decision, the purpose of the investigation was to ascertain the truth and to present the court through admissible and admissible evidence. Was to appear. Once the challan was presented before the competent court and the trial had begun, the re-examination was not valid.
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