The prosecution of the Grant Jouinville Justice System Ordinance, 2000, for further inquiries under Section 498 Criminal Procedure (XLV of 1860), Sections 420, 468 and 471 pre-arrest bail, failed to state that the accused had been produced by filing a fake birth certificate. It happened, according to Nadra's entry into the B farm, that he was under 18 years old and the accused also stated that the medical board had also declared the son of the accused between 16 and 17 years, who made the allegation. It was said that the fake documents were prepared / released, the arrest of the accused has already been granted bail and the accused was on a better basis than the partner. Nothing was to be recovered from the accused, and the complainant was unlikely to be trapped by the complainant for pressuring and preventing his son from pursuing the case, E rejected. There is no evidence that the suspect is connected to the alleged crime, and he was able to present a further investigation, but also refused to be acquitted of the defendants in other criminal cases of various types. No matter The prosecution had to stand on its own feet as a guarantor of the accused and the defendant's previous role cannot be used for the benefit of the prosecutor, if he fails to link him to the alleged offense in a particular case. The pre-arrest bail has been granted. In the circumstances, the suspect was confirmed
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