Complainant allegedly charged with criminal prosecution of section 497 (1), third proviso and 345 Sanctions Code (XLV of 1860), section 302/34 murder conviction, joint intention to delay legal proceedings. His wife had been strangled for more than two-and-a-half years when the accused confessed after the arrest of the accused that her case had not started more than two years ago. That no witnesses were examined by the prosecution. The defendants were not accused of delaying the trial, and that the late legal heirs, the husband and the deceased's son, had filed an affidavit stating that they would have no objection if the accused was granted bail, prosecuting the prosecution. Admitted that the case had not started since. For the past two years, and the two legal heirs of the deceased, together with the accused, had increased the crime. The accused was admitted on bail under conditions \ r \ n
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