Sections 302 and 324 of the convict, brother of the deceased, tried to value the evidence, were the only eyewitness to the confession of the incident, although on the strength of a single iearst account it could be registered on the accused, by the witness alone. The evidence presented will affect trust. Such evidence, which appears to be credible, reliable, and cautious, must be substantiated by other circumstantial evidence. If any of the elements were brief, then only the testimony of a witness, the conviction record. In the present case, the complainant's behavior and role showed that he was not present at the time of the incident, neither took the victim to the hospital nor the police. At the station, nor did he bring the body to his house to believe that it was enough to treat the complainant, He was not present at the time, when the incident occurred, the complainant's sole testimony could not be relied upon, in which case the decision in the trial case was decided on the one hand, and the accused Was acquitted of the charge and was released under certain circumstances
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