Section 497 Criminal Procedure (XLV of 1860), Section 365B / 376/380/411 forcing a woman to abduct, abduct or marry, receive rape, house theft and dishonestly stolen property The bail, denied to the alleged kidnapper, is stated in the statement under Sections 161 and 164, CCPC, in which the accused kidnapped him with Rs 2 lakh and 22 gold jewelry worth Rs. He was committing adultery with his chemical inspector's report when notary was sworn in before the Notary Public bailout stage, as it is common knowledge that the kidnappers Was usually involved or forced to sign. The kidnappers allegedly denied such documents on the basis of such documents. And it was also suspected because he had no close relatives or any other person present at the time of condolence and could not be accepted at the bail-out stage that he entered into the marriage with his free consent. Confessing that he had converted to Islam. However, he could not be accepted even at the bail stage because he himself had named Shahbaz Masih in the courtroom in favor of his lawyer, the accused, who also bought liquor in July 2009 and claimed to be non-Muslim. What was One person was a personal matter. And if one accepts Islam, it should not be denied, but in this particular situation, when he presents himself as a "Christian" claim four months after accepting Islam, the accusations and the accusations. There must be a thorough investigation into the marriage between, the kidnappers
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