Section 17 (4) of the Anti-Terrorism Act (XXVII of 1997), Section 7 of the Criminal Procedure Code (V9 1898), Section 167 murder and the perpetrators of terrorism, the prosecution confessing to the evidence, both the accused guilty. Confessed his crime before the magistrate. The statements were recorded under Section 164, CCPC, after which the statements were withdrawn by the accused, the trial court sentenced both the accused and the two prisoners were sentenced to death by the High Court. The conviction should have been proven with the help of any other independent evidence. It is a rare allegation that is sufficient to record the crime on the basis of these weapons and the cash recovered during the investigation is not linked to the alleged crime and no other evidence has been produced by the prosecution, Confirmation of confession offenses. The individuals failed to prove their case against the prosecution accused Bevin. Reasonable suspicion The Supreme Court set aside the conviction and sentence given by the lower courts to both the accused and extended them to the benefit of the doubt. Excluded from, the appeal was allowed
