Sections 216/149 and 148 of the Anti-Terrorism Act (XXVII of 1997), Section 7 (i) began the process of defining evidence at 3 pm, but no source of light was identified in the FIR for the identification of the accused. Was. Prior to the incident, the raiding party was known and no identification parade was held after their arrest; nothing was recovered from the accused. None of the suspects had found a notch on his body, though three co-accused were killed in the police encounter, according to the prosecution, who was at the top of the roof of the house while the police party was on the ground. The suspect's identity was extremely suspicious in that there was no light source, the accused was acquitted.
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