Section 27 of the Anti-Terrorism Act 1997 alleges a defective investigation against a police inspector accused of conducting a defective investigation against a person who was involved in a criminal case and was told that by defective questioning The accused was acquitted. The trial court stated that the accused had prepared a memorandum of inspection only and presented only the charge sheet in the case against the person and the rest of the investigation was done by another investigating officer, if any. Used to be defective. Investigations found that it could not be attributed to the correct verdict against the accused was not approved by a speech order, Assistant Advocate General who did not dispute the factual aspect of the case, stated that the verdict against the accused Be heard and prosecuted. According to the law passed in the judgment against the SC, it demanded the trial court to give a verdict of speech. It was set aside after providing a suitable opportunity for hearing the case.
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