Taking advantage of suspicion of section 302 (b) evidence, the police were notified with a delay of three hours and thirty-five minutes, the motive was mysteriously shrouded, and no evidence was obtained by the prosecution. The complainant's statement cannot be ascertained as he belonged to the deceased and was an interesting witness cemetery where the alleged theft was recovered, being connected to the police station, burying the accused. The theft was not possible in this cemetery, and in the light of the day, no witnesses were involved in the process of retrieving any witnesses from the public, while people were passing through, which was a clear violation of the provisions of section 103, c. The RPC prosecution, in the circumstances, failed to prove the theft of the stolen birth certificate. The accused, who was under the age of 18 at the time of the incident, was not an adult. The prosecutor was obliged to prove his case against the accused. He had failed to prove his case against the accused, the trial and the trial court had sentenced the accused against him, and he was acquitted and released accordingly.
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