Section 2?2 (b) and 2Q convictions cause the disappearance of evidence of murder in the morning, Father's father: The complainant's father was missing and the irresponsible complainant did not know the accused prior to the incident. An FIR was filed three months after the arrest of an accused. The suspect, identified only on suspicion, recovered a two-month-old body of a trial person from an abandoned house, whose identity was not in a recognizable state. It was not said how and why he saw and identified the body of the complainant as the father of the complainant, nor was there any trace of death on the dead body or death by the doctor. The cause of the incident cannot be ascertained as being an unnatural death otherwise the post-mortem statement was issued under Section 164, co-accused's statement. He was not voluntary and was largely excused and the trial accused were acquitted. Under Section 2302 (b), the PPC alleges that the person who recovered the body had proven on record that he had hidden his secret burial inside an abandoned house. And he was convicted under Section 2, PPC and sentenced to seven years RI.
