Section 497 (2) of the Conduct Code (XLV of 1860), section 302/34 murder convictions, joint intentions, committing murder in compulsory situations, common and collective allegations of illicit contact between the victim and the girl and co-accused persons Reportedly caught the two victims in a house room and suffered multiple injuries to their bodies, resulting in their death. The accusation against the accused was collective and the manner of the incident indicated that it was not a pre-crime offense. Both the deceased showed that they received sharp wounds from the weapon, leading to the fact that the accused. And the co-accused accused them of killing him genetically, which angered the two bodies in the living room. And the emotionally wild conditions showed that the accused and the co-accused committed the crime under compulsory circumstances. This is not the case in which the crime is committed in the name of siege or family honor, whose term is serious and sudden. The provocation had to be set free, the investigating officer acquitted the accused and relieved the victim of any injury. The accused was guilty only to the extent of summoning the incident, the co-accused had already killed the accused, then Lalakara also insisted, nothing was recovered from the presence of the accused during the interrogation. One of the further investigations into the case was that the accused was granted bail in the circumstances
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