Section 497 (2) of the Criminal Procedure (XLV of 1860), Sections 365B and 376 forcing a woman to abduct, abduct or marry, etc., allegedly by the victim and her two (co-accused) sons. The stand taken alleges that he allegedly committed adultery with the adulteress Bill Fiber was filed with a delay of five days without explanation, in which the accused and accomplices. The names of the FIRs were not disclosed and they were first introduced through the Complainant's Supplementary Statement, which will be recorded without disclosing any information. A, the alleged victim filed a statement before the Investigating Officer under Section 161, CR PC, in which she made no allegation. Accused of committing rape against the accused and co-accused in the NFIR, in which he mentions that he had entered into a marriage contract with one of his own accused, and that he was charged with murder by his father and brothers. On being told he was being harassed by police, the alleged kidnapper continued to change his position before various stages. The prosecution's story on such a controversial stance of an alleged victim has raised serious doubts over the fact that a father will commit adultery with his son over a girl, especially when he is one of her sons. One had a wife, so he did not appeal to them. One of the co-accused in the sensible mind was a school-going student and twelve-and-a-half-year-old, who was also presented to establish a co-accused's alibi application, further investigation into the crime of the accused and co-accused. ? And multiply them accordingly
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