DILDAR versus SAFDAR
Section 561A, 169 and 173 (3) of the Code of Criminal Procedure (XLV of 1860), the circumstances of the section 307/326/34 cases state that before the commencement of the trial and any other There is also the process of releasing the accused before recording the evidence. The evidence against the accused was not in accordance with the weight of the evidence recorded on the record, so the law offered a better resolution that medical evidence could confirm the statement of the victim. Thus it was not permissible in law and magistrate to use their conscience mindfully on the facts and evidence gathered during the investigation and act in a baseless and baseless manner on the part of the police officer, without any arbitrary action. And approve the indictment which had been misunderstood. The fact is that it is also in law and was set aside in exercise of the jurisdiction under section A61 AA, CRPC
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