Section 2302 (b) If the definition of evidence takes place in the shops and in the presence of the complainant's house, its presence at the relevant time is likely to be a grievance. Although the complainant was the only witness to the incident to rely on in this case, the testimony of the accused was fully supported by the medical evidence as well as the defendant's lengthy discharge for a period of one year and seven months. ? The complainant was further affirmed that the defense's plea was hollow, that absence or lack of motive had no basis to reduce the death sentence of the culprits and that the punishment of the accused was maintained in the circumstances.
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