Section 497 of the Code of Conduct (XLV of 1860), Section 302/201/34 Qatil M. Bail, an FIR grant reveals that for the first time the accused was charged on suspicion while he was subsequently murdered. The accused was found dead when he was found dead. The first time the police refused to record a confessional statement on a petition submitted to the court, the magistrate sent him to jail, but the same day the accused Was re-presented to the trial court, who referred his case to the magistrate to record his confession, who then recorded his confessional statement. Roy, when the accused had refused to admit confession before the magistrate, in which case the trial court remanded him for the same purpose even if the accused had accepted the confessional statement. The gradual evaluation of the material did not play an effective role; the first party made the accused's case arguable.
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