Section 9 (c) Definition of Evidence The benefit of doubt was not in the record where the complainant kept his possession after taking possession of the complainant during his statement remained silent on the fact that the case remained intact. No action was taken to keep it. Both the prosecution witnesses testified before the Investigation Officer when they were investigating under Section 161, CRPC, that they were given 15 parcels, but during their investigation, they seized 6 sealed parcels. Talked about the recovery and said that the complainant said the settlement property in front of the police in the light of the statements of two of the prosecution witnesses stated that they had received 15 parcels and their insufficiency. Failure to provide an explanation, when at the time of the investigation, serious disturbances were created in the accused used to sharpen the credibility of the accused. In the story of the successful prosecutor, the suspect's testimony, which had the benefit of being given to the accused, was laid aside by the trial court's impartial decision to sentence and sentence the accused, and the accused was acquitted. And was released \ r \ n
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