Responsible for Section 10 (3) (4) and 11 Panel Code (XLV of 1860), Sections 324, 397, 460, 148 and 149 Criminal Procedure Code (V9 1898), Section 417 (2A) Adultery Kidnapping, forcing a woman to abduct or marry, attempt to commit adultery, attempt to cause death or sorrow due to robbery or robbery, domestic torture by night, turmoil, joint evidence. The appeal against the prosecution was delayed and there was no explanation available for the same witnesses presented by the prosecution listed in this case, it was related to Q and there was no independent witness who was reportedly involved in the fire. B After hearing Azzy's alarm, he was attracted to the incident, with no gun or rifle, which was allegedly stolen. The defendant, who was recovered from his suitcase, was recovered, but as a commonly available item and lacking final evidence, as a solid piece of evidence to prove the allegation. Cannot be used, although one of the three witnesses of the injured prosecution, who was involved himself, made his presence known, the absence of independent material witnesses, the prosecution's witnesses allegedly married and the accused. Legal action was taken among the kidnappers, raising doubts. And the alleged kidnappers also filed a counter-claim for restoration of marital rights, the accused also filed a case against the alleged abductor for the restoration of marital rights, while the case related to the simplicity of the marriage was dismissed. , Which was decided by the Family Court. Restoring marital rights in favor of the accused
