Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973–Sec. 439–Penal Code, 1860–Secs. 302, 201, 120-B & 364–Bail application–Case of circumstantial evidence–Present case is circumstantially diffusing smell to intent-full homicidal death on account of honour and prestige i.e. having a strong trait of honour killing–Petitioner could not seem to have digested the fact of the relationship of his sister and deceased–Certain subsequent events have added fuel in the fire which had
germinated the fact of murder of deceased–Cause of death was not drowning and rather it was strangulation–Deceased was found lying in the pond tied with a heavy iron material–Petitioner seems mighty and influential person–Possibility of winning over the witnesses–Declined to grant the bail.
