Section 302 (b) and 34 definitions of conviction, reduction of mitigating circumstances One participant met his natural death during his proceedings and the other participant was acquitted of the charge, regarding the accused. , The ocular account was fully corroborated by the medical evidence, the recovery was affected and a positive report from the firearm expert was also made in this regard, although some mitigating circumstances, however, were in favor of the accused. Which was described in the FIR by the complainant who was marrying the victim's son with a girl. , Was against the victim's son and his father was not against the deceased. The accused also participated in the marriage ceremony. There should be no complaint on this score. So, the immediate cause of the motive was mystery and the victim was killed. The reasons were not proven by the prosecution, the accused was retained under Section 302 (b), PPC, but his death sentence was converted to life imprisonment with the benefit of Section 382 B, CRP. C
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