Section 497 (2) of the Penal Code (XLV of 1860), Sections 371A and 496 for the purposes of a prostitute, prostitution, etc., linking or detaining or detaining a woman with criminal intent, Further investigation grant private witnesses non-participation prostitution not established The dispute between the FIR and newspaper clippings did not arise in connection with the incident. Police arrested the accused, who allegedly used trafficking women for prostitution. The driver of the vehicle was, police also arrested the suspects in the car and recovered the alleged kidnapper, with his hands and mouth tied. The alleged kidnapper in his statement under Section 164, CRPP papers and the FIR, involved the accused in the crime as he was driving the car, which also included the alleged kidnapper. ? The man who kidnapped the alleged kidnapper and tied his hands and mouth was not clear. The alleged kidnapper fled from one city with no weapons and was brought to another city without any check. , Did not understand that the alleged abductor had made a statement under Section 160, CRPC in this regard, that the accused and accomplices had left him alone before his arrest. Surprisingly, the alleged kidnapper did not attempt to flee or flee the house, and only on the basis of the statement of the alleged abductor under section 164, the accused and co-accused were found guilty. I await the return of the accused involved. , CR PC was not enough, and moreover such a statement was recorded in the absence of the accused,
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