In accordance with Section 497 (2) of the Conduct Rule (XLV of 1860), Sections 302/148/109, the FIR allowed further inquiry allegations against the accused, that was, by pressing his throat with his partner. Wife murdered, FIR has revealed that a poisonous drug / drug bottle was lying on the victim's bed and there were signs of such drugs on her mouth, admitting that there is no direct evidence on police records. It does not appear that the suspect had given the victim any toxic drugs or drugs, or that he had given any of the victim's permission to take him to the same post-mortem report. Not shown, fingerprints on the suspect's neck were found innocuous during the investigation and a report was made available, although it was not agreed by the magistrate. All such facts presented the case. What was As one of the further investigations into the accused's own crime, the accused's case was covered under section (2) of section 497, the CRPC accused was told that he was a former offender. Guaranteed, in the circumstances
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