Section 497 of the Conventional Code (XLV of 1860), Section 302/148/149/114 Qatil Adm, was charged with aggravated assault with a deadly weapon, unlawful assembly, trial of a defective trial on conviction. The co-accused committed the murder of the deceased, after which the accused allegedly hit the victim's head with a hatchet. There was an 11-hour delay in filing an FIR on behalf of the accused. The complainant performed a post-mortem examination of the relative after reporting the incident and afterwards. That some of the victims who were allegedly killed have not been described in the FIR. As to the question of which of the accused persons needed further investigation because of this dangerous blow, and the co-accused who played a similar role as the accused, was released by the police during the investigation, The Waldetti case diary shows that the complainant and the prosecution witness were attending. The trial court for his evidence but the accused sought an adjournment with some excuse, so the accused's behavior presented him on reasonable grounds to believe that in the murder case he should be taken up. No exemption has been made in connection with any killings when the victims were killed. The accused may be properly considered after recording the evidence of the complainant and the prosecution witnesses, the delay in filing the FIR was explained in the FIR itself, it was stated in the FIR that all the accused. In addition to taking public action against him, he had also proposed his common intention and the present accused. Hitchhiking
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