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TASAWAR HUSSAIN versus STATE

Definition of Section 2 (2 (b) evidence) The use of reasonable time to report the incident to the deceased until death of the deceased proved the presence of eyewitnesses who supported the medical evidence. The prosecution alone had completely proved its case against the accused without a doubt, thus, the delay in filing the FIR was not explained by the prosecution, the accused said. It was alleged that it had nothing to do with direct or indirect motive. Despite the evidence of the prosecution, all the accused were denied and the accused The iron rod used by the IEDs was generally not considered a weapon of crime because the deep roots of the incident were not the result of enmity. Was sentenced to life imprisonment under the same circumstances

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