Sections 497 (2) and 196 of the Code of Conduct (XLV of 1860), Sections 295A & 295B, to incite religious sentiment and to defile the copy of the Koran guaranteed, further allegations against the accused were that he had made the Quran And the sentiments of the eligible area were upset when a person was charged under Section 295A & 295B, PPC, it was imperative that a complaint against such person be made to the provincial or federal government. Or by an officer authorized by them. Under section 196, in the present case the PCFIR was registered on the complaint of a private person who could not do so in violation of the provisions of section 196, the CRPC police should have complied with That the provision of the law cannot be commenced, unless ordered by the federal or provincial government, the accused had submitted an affidavit in which he denied the allegations leveled against him. The accused's confession was that the case was L. Disagreements were disputed on the basis of the memo that the torn pages of the Koran had been occupied, despite the fact that it was not observed by any public person. There were a lot of people, whatever the legal flaw. Illegal work in filing an FIR in violation of section 196, CRPC, serious witnesses, recovery memos and affidavits
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