The Section 497 Contempt Rule (XLV of 1860), Section 302/34 Conviction General Intent Guarantee, the defendant's denial allegedly struck the deceased twice with a brick on the back of his chest, causing the deceased's waist Swelling is coming. Below the aforementioned injuries, the medical officer described the cause of death as a cardiovascular shock, which resulted in traumatic injuries to the victim's chest. The FIR explicitly alleged that the accused had thrown a brick twice on the back of the victim's chest, which gave him an opinion about the investigating officer in the condition that the deceased had returned to his house from the incident and two days. He survived until half an hour after the incident when he suffered a fatal heart attack, because there was no substance because the medical officer wrote that the possible time had passed between the injured. Sec 161, under CRPC, the witnesses' statements were in accordance with the complainant's statement, the day in the FIR was executed in the light and the parties knew each other thoroughly and no one was mistakenly identified. It was not possible. There was enough evidence to prove that the accused's bail application was dismissed accordingly to prove that the accused's case did not demand further investigation of his crime. \ r \ n
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