Section 497 (2) of the Conduct Rule (XLV of 1860), Section 365B abduction, forcing a woman to abduct or for marriage, etc. The bail, further investigation against the accused was alleged that she had complained to the complainant's minor daughter. Kidnapped and subjected to adultery The perpetrator also recorded a marriage affidavit along with a copy of an affidavit in which the alleged kidnapper claimed to have committed suicide at the age of nineteen and Had confirmed that he had entered into a marriage contract on the basis of his free consent. And it has been said that no one had committed adultery with her and no one had abducted her. The record also contained a letter written by the alleged kidnapper to the accused, in which he invited the accused to marry her, despite allegations of adultery; the alleged kidnapper was unwilling to undergo a medical examination. Filed an FIR after a delay of one month and twenty-six days before the trial, whose delay was not considered satisfactory in the FIR. The allegation against the accused was not complicated, therefore, the complainant's assertion that he remained silent about the alleged incident only at the request of the accused, was not credible that the challan was presented against the accused. But the trial was not made. It may be over in the near future. The accused was behind bars for more than five months; the accused was released on bail, under circumstances \ r \ n
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