By calling Section 540, 439 and 435 of the Code of Criminal Procedure (XLV of 1860), section 302/34, the witnesses, who were police officers, appeared to be material witnesses because their presence was natural and there was no reasonable doubt. Was above And for the purposes of the section 40 of40 dispute and their injuries during the import, the CCPC was to have the court examine anyone who has any information about the case and the dispute so that all relevant and material The facts can be recorded and then complete justice can be done. In view of all aspects of the case, the police officers were examined not only under Section 161, CRPC but also sent to the hospital for treatment. The policemen were persons who knew the material facts of the incident and Examination / evidence will be helpful in bringing relevant evidence and evidence to the record and the witnesses must be summoned to make full justice in this case. The trial court summons their evidence. It was right to demand that they be examined for the purpose of recording, the trial court approved. In the order there was no illegal or irregularity.
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