Sections 169 and 156 release of the accused by the magistrate when the evidence is lacking, if the investigating officer, after investigating a case, concludes that there is a lack of evidence against the accused, the magistrate, who is serious Eligible, can order. For the release of the suspect on such a report submitted by the Investigation Officer, however, the investigating officer's report is offensive and contrary to the evidence submitted during the investigation, which leads to the case, the magistrate disagrees. The police report cannot be processed mechanically in the officer magistrate's report, and every act of the investigating officer magistrate needs to be prosecuted even though the magistrate's order is an administrative order but to inspect them. Duty. The accuracy of the report submitted by the Investigating Officer
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