Sections 497 and 164 of the Criminal Procedure (XLV of 1860), Section 302/201/337 J / 148/149 Conviction, disappearance of evidence of crime, injury by poison, disorderly armed with deadly weapons, unlawful assembly, Denial of judicial confession, at the stage of bail, the accusing Scope accused of accepting such confession was accused of killing the victim, the accused filed his statement before the magistrate stating that It was alleged that he had had illicit relations with the victim, who had blackmailed her. He recovered money and gold jewelry from him and arranged for sleeping pills and committed murder, the accused was later denied statement (confession) The accused confessed to himself. Was withdrawn from an invalid statement. He cannot be relied upon to plead guilty. There was a record of the accused's conviction on the record, which shows that he has voluntarily made himself an invalid Stateman. While admitting that the person who killed the deceased could not be granted bail on the question of murderous prosecution, there was sufficient evidence on record to contact the accused in connection with the bail.
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