Section 302/34 Anti-Terrorism Act (XXVII of 1997), Section 12 Extra-judicial confession of the accused accused of death by fire was completely conscious when the incident occurred at the doctor's inspection. He was set on fire by any of the suspects, evidence of extra-judicial confessions was inconsistent and he was not trusted to be charged on the record in support of him, not appealing that the incident happened in that manner. As the prosecution claimed. Where the evidence of the prosecution was of doubtful character and that conviction was not effective, the conviction by the trial court did not prove stable, in which case, the benefit of the doubt was extended to the accused.
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