Section 2302 (b) Response to Evidence in Counseling Benefits of Suspicion Insufficient evidence Matters allegation of distrust between complainant and accused motive Incredible The co-accused woman has been accused of having her husband accused Was murdered with the help of this incident. The accused woman had an affair with the accused, and she wanted to get the accused married against her daughter's desire to kill her. The motive established by the prosecution contradicted the contention, which is why credibility records show It turns out that the complainant (brother of the deceased), who was also a witness to the alleged incident, was not on good terms with the accused and his co-accused wife, because of the property dispute the complainant was clearly of interest. And there was an inadvertent witness who might have a good reason to misinform his partner. The other eyewitness to the incident, however, could not adequately explain his presence at the scene of the incident at midnight. The fact that there was a planned murder in the light of an electric bulb in a children's room in front of which the door was open for everyone to see, was difficult to believe given the fact that three witnesses The three killers were let go, despite the fact that only one of them was equipped with a dagger that was unbelievable. One of the co-accused was acquitted and the accused and accomplices on the same evidence were convicted. The present case was a matter of insufficient evidence, and the prosecution failed to substantiate the case by suspecting the suspect, who was sentenced to death. Both MIT and was the co-accused was sentenced to life in prison,
