Explanation regarding the investigation of section 497 (2) of the Conduct Code (XLV of 1860), section 302 bail, 16-hour delay in filing the FIR was not understandable, witnesses' statements were recorded after a delay of five days. Neither the complainant nor the witnesses had witnessed any of the shooting and killing of the alleged complainant in their direct complaint in connection with the incident, admitting that the accused had been called upon by his half brother. The FIR was falsely implicated and the fact that it referred to the accused. The direct complaint, which led to the crime, was reported in the post-mortem report that the victim's post-mortem was made before the FTR case was filed, the accused was admitted on bail.
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