Section 497 (2) of the Criminal Procedure (XLV of 1860), section 302/311/34, Qutel-e-Amal, the waiver of a defendant's right in the Qatl-e-Mul Bell or a compilation after a combination, grant of a further investigation to the private complaint for the fault of the incident. Separate. The accused was allegedly accused of killing his sister. The entire case was based on intelligence reports and there was no eyewitness to the incident. No one was associated with the private adviser at the time of the incident or when the counselor was preparing. Or at the time of the recovery from the alleged ballistic examination, the report revealed that only one of the three recovered was recovered from the weapon which was sent for examination. Serious allegations were made in the FIR against the accused, but a private complaint was lodged by his other brother. The victim, in which he was involved in the murder of two other men, was registered on the complaint of the victim's FIR police officer, not on the complaint of the victim's brother separately by the deceased's brother. Regularly approached the police authorities with the witnesses to file an FIR, but their request was not processed, which explained the delay in filing a private complaint, the opposition did not file a complaint directly Therefore, the issue of the counter version designated in the FIR could not be considered and the private complaints were different and it was only at the end of the trial. It could only be proved who was the real culprit, the trial court had already taken notice of the private complaint and its non-bailable arrest warrant. In this case the accused, who was nominated, could not be excluded from the possibility of the accused being lied to. Case 497 (2) a
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