Section 497 (2) of the Criminal Procedure (XLV of 1860), Section 65 B Abb Abduction Guarantee, the benefit of the complaint of a further investigation granting the suspicion informed about the abduction of their two daughters by the accused by their two witnesses. Went on, without continuing their search 21 days without informing the police Extraordinary delay of 21 days in filing the FIR raised serious doubts about the authenticity of the complainant, both alleged kidnappers. In his statement recorded under Section 161, completely contradictory, a CRPC kidnapper stated that the accused had not kidnapped him or his sister and That he had entered into an agreement with a free man with a grandfather. The other kidnapper accused the accused of kidnapping and fornication when both of these statements were presented when the accused was prosecuted. Suspicions require further investigation into the matter, and the benefit of the doubt. Whatever the minor, the accused had to be given in the bailout phase, nothing was to be recovered from the accused and further detention behind their bars would not prove useful to the prosecution.
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