Section 302 (b) was charged with dismissing the evidence for the allegations that it could not show any reason for its false allegations. When the eyewitness's account reviewed his defense request, the eye witness's account was deemed accurate because the defendant failed to prove his request. If the accused had not died as a result of the shooting, then the complainant, the victim's real brother, had no chance or reason to falsely implicate the accused. The suspect was not primarily acquitted because the prosecution did not bring the report to the Franz Science Laboratory on the fact that the gun was recovered from the accused. The ocular testimony was reliable by the trial court as well as by the High Court. There was no inherent defect or material in the evidence of the two witnesses, in whose presence it was located beyond any reasonable shadow. Prosecutors had proven their case thoroughly by providing cautious and convincing evidence to the extent that it was the accused who fired at the deceased who struck his chest. Although the witnesses were examined at length, their evidence was not stolen. Both witnesses clearly stated in their statements that the victim sustained a firearm injury to his chest and at any point, the suspect's case was prominent and since his acquittal, he was not like his co-accused. Therefore, no trial was registered in the trial court. They have acted illegally and arbitrarily in raising the benefit of the doubt (co-accused) in any kind of illegal or unlawful interference in the warrant of this decision by the accused Supreme Court.
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