Section 302 (b) Definition of Evidence Between death and post-mortem inspection The FIR post-mortem inspection report of the deadly, fully confirmed time and incident was stated that the deceased sustained four firearm wounds. Kept, medical evidence was not inconsistent with the location. The weapon used in the commission of the crime, by any means and with the date and time of the incident, was the house of the deceased who lived there with his brothers and wife. The presence and the presence of two natural witnesses in the relevant time as it came out can not be doubted in any way. The three witnesses, who were prisoners of the house, were natural witnesses, were present at the relevant time, and gave a permanent account of what happened to their statements. The prosecution's witnesses and the defendant, it was established that the accused had a sense of illicit desire against the deceased and intended to kill the deceased trial court in the circumstances precisely because of the circumstances presented by the prosecution witnesses. Relied solely on the motive, and the medical evidence supported the prosecution, in the circumstances established his case against the defendants beyond reasonable doubt and the trial court's criminal offense registered by the trial court. 2302 (b), against the accused under PPC, the incident could not have been the result of sudden and serious provocation such as Although the accused has been claimed, it can only be described as a planned cold-blooded murder. The High Court refused to use its discretion to reduce the punishment imposed. Trial
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