Amendments to sections 202 and 203 of the Complaints Regulation (XLV of 1860), section 302 / 307/34, are neither appropriate nor legal for the Sessions Court, if a case has been initiated against the receipt of the accused's report. If so, Alka may ask the magistrate for an opinion. The magistrate that the complainant had failed to establish a case in the preliminary inquiry without any jurisdiction and the law had not obtained the nature of any evidence in the statements filed by the magistrate, and any judicial finding of such Cannot be based on evidence. Of the four witnesses named in the FIR, the order passed by the Sessions Court was also upheld, it was neither a speaking order nor for whatever reasons was supported or critical review of the evidence. According to the law, a complaint was made to the sessions court for judgment.
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