Arts 151 and 150 enemy witnesses The investigating officer of a trial as a prosecution witness / prosecutor witnesses the investigating witness scope investigating officer / prosecution witness found the accused innocent and reported them under section 173, CRPC's Column Report. Placed at number 2. The Chief Investigation Officer made a statement on the statement that upon completion of the investigation, he found the accused innocent, which led him to put his name in column number 2 of the report under section 173, CCP The complainant tried to declare the investigating officer as a taboo on the basis that she had no validity to declare her guilty of any type of offense in her examination; therefore, she should be declared as a tribunal and The law should allow that evidence be examined under Article 150 of the testimony, the 1984 trial court allowed the prosecution witness Investigating the Complainant Investigation Officer, appearing as confirming that the entire process of investigation by him was ied, resulting in the culpability of the accused in section no. 2 of the report under section 173. As regards the person's remarks, the CC's Investigation Officer informed the Chief of everything in his examination. There was nothing said in this record or by him that his record was not against the record that he had been honored as a probation officer in his examination and only stated the facts of his investigation and When he appeared in court as a witness, he did not include a word. The complainant never called for an investigation by the investigating officer
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