Defining the evidence in section 5 (2) of the Prevention of Corruption Act 1947, the allegations against corruption were that he, as a public servant, misused his official position by misusing a government vehicle, as presented by the prosecution. The evidence does not indicate that the accused had in fact given permission or directed misconduct. The contents of the recorded vehicle do not appear to indicate that the accused's wife or his siblings were using public transport to accuse the accused with permission or information, on the other hand, the evidence on record shows It is likely that the accused had issued clear instructions that no one of his family or staff failed to prove prosecution for not using public transport for his own personal use. The suspect in the vehicle used in question was found guilty of misconduct, convicted and convicted.
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