Section 498 Criminal Procedure (XLV of 1860), Section 167/218 Police Order (22 of 2002), Article 155C Public employee bail before making false record, refusing to be an investigating officer in connection with murder of accused 'S diaries were apparently rewritten. He was found guilty of damaging a prosecutor's case and for falsifying statements made under Section 161 CCPC of some witnesses. In the FIR High Court, addressing a writ petition, changing some important facts, it was said that the investigating officer had committed a disgusting crime and could not be relieved of his responsibility, when he himself was two different. While the Director General of Handwriting acknowledged the discrepancies between the statements made in the Anti-Corruption Department, the High Court directed that they look into the matter and take action against it. According to the law, the investigating officer was charged after extensive investigation that his crime was proved in this case. The FIR accused failed to disclose any malicious or contrary purpose by the complainant, Prior to the arrest of Prima Fax, there was a provision for the grant of extraordinary relief before bail; on reasonable grounds it is believed that the accused had committed an unsecured bail.
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