Section 2 302 (b) Qatiel Ahmed, appreciating the evidence, dismissed the possibility of a preliminary inquiry, discussion and consultation by the complainant / prosecutor in the FIR filed immediately. The complainant was the real brother of the deceased and the second witness of the prosecution was the real maternal nephew of the deceased, but on the basis of his close relationship with the deceased, his testimony cannot be dismissed as a mere superstition. And they presented evidence of their presence on the occasion of the incident, with the fact that the ocular account presented by the prosecution witnesses in such cases sought post-mortem examination of the deceased and the medical evidence was ocular. The account was aided by the recovery of more blood stain theft, which was taken into custody and the accused did not benefit from the positive information of the chemical executor and serologist Pella. First it was said that the witnesses were not specifically requested. Secondly, after the absence of the accused, his non-bailable warrant arrests were issued, notice of this bail was also issued, but the interim order was silent on whether the accused, for whom, An arrest warrant was issued for the arrest, before the court. Thirdly, the second order was given a certain time, but it seems to be writing with different hands. And finally, no witness was presented in support of the alibi accused's plea, in which case the prosecution failed to prove that the prosecutor retained his conviction under Section 30302 (b), PPC.
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