Sections 302 (b), 324, 337a (i), (i), 337f (i) and 337l (2) killings, attempt to commit murder, which led to Shuja'i caliphate, Shuja and Modia, born Damia, had a two-hour delay in reporting crime because of the testimonial evidence, causing serious teeth in the prosecution's story and tampering with the complainant's presence at the scene of the incident. The doctor said all the injuries were done. Through two weapons, both the prosecution witnesses of the ocular account made drastic improvements to bring the ocular account to trial according to the prosecution's testimony, even though the injured witness, but not her. The wounds inflicted on the person will not mean that all the fact, saying that the dishonest improvements made by the complainant and the injured eye witness, created suspicion when the witness sought to strengthen the prosecution's case. Had improved his statement. And the moment it was concluded that this improvement was deliberate and, unequivocally, the testimony of such witnesses would not be credible, the medical evidence damaged the prosecution's case, shrinking from the accused's example. The recovery of was not disputed, as no reports from the Chemical Examiner or the serologist were available on file. And no evidence was ever brought on record that the hatchet was ever submitted to the police station to protect it in the enclosure, in the FIR, in a private complaint or by the complainant before the trial. Was not charged with a specific motive. Linking prosecutors to the commission of a crime case
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