Section 169 of CrPC : Section 169: Release of accused when evidence deficient.
CrPC
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Explanation using Example
Example 1:
Scenario: Ramesh is accused of theft in his neighborhood. The police start an investigation and question witnesses, but they find no concrete evidence linking Ramesh to the crime.
Application of Section 169: The officer in charge of the police station, after completing the investigation, determines that there is not enough evidence to justify sending Ramesh to a Magistrate. Ramesh is currently in police custody. The officer decides to release Ramesh after he signs a bond, promising to appear before a Magist...
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