The appreciation of Section 5C evidence of the Prevention of Corruption Act 1947 was not sufficient to prove the testimony of a handwritten expert by the accused for the absence of any proven evidence, by such expert. Proof is a very weak type of proof and not defective. No report was received from any of the accused and investigations were launched against the Anti-Corruption Establishment Inspector's move, however some complaints were made, but they were suppressed, so it remains to be seen. Should. In the context of the circumstances where the prosecution began, the accused failed to prove the charge and accordingly was acquitted.
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