Section 497 Criminal Procedure (XLV of 1860), Rule 302/201/365/364, conviction, disappearance of evidence of guilt and abduction, accusation of delay in filing of FIR approval for extra-judicial confession, disappeared in June 2002 The prosecutor's witnesses alleged that in January, 2009, the accused had filed an extra-judicial confession on the basis of the offense filed on April 4, 2009 under the same FIR. What was taken was that there was no unknown FIR registration delay of seven years and the sole reason for making false allegations was the property of the deceased. The complainant, his sister, mother and brother-in-law were allegedly not valued by the accused in connection with the Nutrition Agreement. The alleged extra-judicial confession was made in January, 2009 but filed on FIR 17 4 2009 The body was found and the body could not be recovered because it was alleged that it involved the accused in the crime. The prosecution was skeptical and such suspicion was to be resolved in their favor even at the bail-out stage, the fact that the charges were charged, in view of such facts, there is no basis for preventing the exemption of bail. Yes, bail was allowed in the circumstances.
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