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inconclusive forensic evidence

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BNSS Section 483 | Bail Granted Where Eight-Month FIR Delay and Inconclusive Forensic Evidence Undermine Prosecution: Rajasthan HC
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|Rajasthan High Court

BNSS Section 483 | Bail Granted Where Eight-Month FIR Delay and Inconclusive Forensic Evidence Undermine Prosecution: Rajasthan HC

The Rajasthan High Court granted bail under BNSS Section 483 after finding that an eight-month delay in filing the FIR, combined with an inconclusive FSL report and no incriminating digital evidence, fatally weakened the prosecution’s case. This reinforces that procedural lapses and evidentiary gaps, even in serious allegations, can justify release when the state fails to establish a prima facie case.