Section 7 (2) of the Evidence Code (XLV of 1860), Sections 302 (b), 324, 337f (i), (iv), 353 and 149 of the evidence testimony benefit from the doubt in the eight witnesses examined by the prosecution. There were seven policemen, and none of them were injured. The witness could not identify the culprits at the scene of the incident. The identity of the culprits with specific weapons in their hands looks very suspicious and there is a possibility of identification of the culprits. Was, by an important witness, not examined by the prosecution on the basis that the evidence was identical to the testimony of other prosecutors who were not qualified to give such important testimony. If a party has the best evidence and is withheld, it will be considered a party. There were some ulterior motives behind this. In such cases, a negative signal could be taken if this piece of evidence was presented to the court, which would have been unfavorable to the prosecution, since the prosecution had failed to prove the identity of the accused at the scene of the incident. With medical evidence, the prosecution failed to prove the accused against any reasonable doubt; the suspect was given the benefit of the doubt.
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