Evidence of Sections 10 (3) / 18 and 11 of the Conduct Rule (XLV of 1860), Sections 324/34 and 454, the complainant was stable and his testimony could not be lightened despite the record of lengthy examination. I had no motive or purpose for it. Without accusing the complainant of wrongdoing who is a married woman, the poem cannot possibly damage her career and honor without explanation and delay in reporting the matter to the police. Which is likely to be related to family honor matters. The complainant had full support from the statements of the witnesses of the other prosecutors, who saw her crying after coming home, and from whom she requested a defense request regarding the complainant's infamy and her habits. Statement. In this way, the prosecution was not created by an unverified complainant on record to extract the money, so the prosecutor, without any reasonable doubt, proved his case against the accused, consequently according to the circumstances of the case. Their convictions have declined substantially.
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