CRPC Investigation Officer, Joint Intent Investigation Request for Separation of Order Under Sections 561A, 4 (1), 156 and 170 Criminal Procedure (XLV of 1860), Sections 392 and 34 Dacoity, Section 555A , After investigation, concluded that the complainant filed a false FIR and submitted a report to the relevant magistrate, who agreed with the order of the Investigating Officer, unanimously, the complainant F. The accused were named in the IR, and witnesses of the incident were involved in their statements under Section 161, CR. According to the PC Prima Fee, a case was instituted against the accused which required trial and testimony testimony; the investigating officer was not found guilty on the basis of statements made by irrelevant / interested persons. Should have been given, there was ample evidence to believe or deny the prosecution's testimony at the trial. Against the accused, under the law, the magistrate was required to admit that he made a false order under Section 170, CCP, which was arbitrary and an abuse of court process. Was not sustainable under the law and was set aside The Investigation Officer was instructed to present a new report to the magistrate who, in accordance with the law, would pass a proper order in the matter strictly.
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