Sections 497 (2) of the Criminal Procedure (XLV of 1860), Sections 302, 201 and 34 of Amal, who are accused of missing evidence from a crime, or giving false information to a screening offender, are jointly charged with bail, approval of further investigation. Was murdered by her husband and the alleged motive for the crime was a marital dispute between the deceased and her husband's victim, which was found on the canal, and she claimed that she had been sentenced to evidence by the prosecution's witnesses. Was involved and that there were contradictions in section 161. The CCPC confirmed the statements of the prosecution witnesses and the date of the incident is missing in the FIR without disclosing the source of their information that their husband and suspect had strangled the victim but disclosed in a post-mortem report. The deceased has been hurt due to a sharp cut. There is no evidence of objection and only proof of hearing was available. Further investigation into the accused is needed. In the circumstances, bail is granted
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