Section 302/392/411/34 of the Anti-Terrorism Act (XXVII of 1997), the definition of evidence of Section 7 accused was specifically filed immediately and in this case there was no reason to falsely execute it. Was the person who identified the suspect. The parade was clearly linked to the suspect's chemical inspector's report, and the serologist said the stolen instance was a blood stain on the recovered human body, the original FIR was not charged with any motive. But the prosecution did not have to prove the existence of the prosecution. The most egregious crimes were sometimes committed without a motive during the trial, however, it turned out that the accused had accused the prosecutor of the crime, the prosecution had completed all the charges against the accused. As established, he was rightly convicted and sentenced. In any mitigating case, the accused was rightly convicted by the trial court. The co-accused did not do so. The prosecution witnesses may have seen the co-accused standing outside the house of the complainant or The suspect may have been seen coming back with the accused, but said that the evidence is not yet conclusive as only the two accused are guilty of the crime. The accused intended to prove the crime, his name was stated in the FIR as a suspect and he was the person to whom the crime weapon was recovered, but he said that the prosecution against the two co-accused Failed to establish case The suspect, beyond reasonable doubt, was acquitted of all charges and convictions.
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