In examining the evidence of Sections 302 (b) and 302 (c), it is alleged that default or prior to taking the life of the victim to be punished for criminal liability arising under Section 2302 (b). No timely action was taken, and suddenly flames erupted in such a way that it could not be justified to bring the case under section 302 (b), even in the FIR. PPC injuries were hidden on the person of the accused. As was the case and the medical examination was not made on the same day despite his arrest, the prosecution had convicted the accused under Section 2302 (b), PPC, for lack of explanation of the facts. In section 2302 (c), the PPC was reinstated and its sentence was reduced to life imprisonment, which would be approximately 1/2 years old.
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