The presence of witnesses was natural at the time of the testimony of Articles 302 and 324. The eyewitnesses were free and disgruntled, who, on the fully-fledged suspect, testified to the circumstances leading up to the incident by the complainant and pointed out that the injured eyewitness had an injury on the person. There is no doubt that the incident took place in the manner described. Witnesses had no reason to screen the actual culprit and falsely engage with the accused, with whom they had no enmity, however, there was no evidence to recover the crime weapon. Medical evidence proved that the accused had reason to believe that the cause of the death could have been due to the shock that he had inflicted on the deceased, and consequently the conviction of the accused in section 382B, CR P. Was maintained with the benefit of c.
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