Section 497 (2) of the Criminal Procedure (XLV of 1860), sections 377 and 337J unnatural offenses, hurt by poison bail, delay of further investigation in FIR registration, contradiction between FIR and medical evidence The impact was alleged and the co-accused allegedly added some intoxicating substances to the victims' food, where an FIR was lodged after he committed a prejudice, which was revealed three days late. , The day after the alleged incident, the victim's first medical examination was performed, in which he was fully conscious and well. A second and time-based medical examination showed that no friction, calf or swelling was seen externally on the anal area, elbows, back or knees. No swelling was seen in the FIR. No witnesses were named in the incident, thus the reports of the victims are disputed in the FIR, so this was an unexpected incident of the accused in further investigation. The suspect was guaranteed in the car itself \ r \ n
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