Learned counsel for the applicant submitted that applicant is unmarried sister-in-law (Nanad) of the deceased and she has been falsely implicated in the present case. Alleged incident of burning has been shown of 06.11.2017 and after that family members of applicant have provided treatment to deceased but later on she was taken to her parental home and she died in hospital at Hardoi. It was further submitted that at the time of inquest proceedings, complainant of this case was present but at that time no such allegation was made against applicant and co-accused persons, rather it was stated that deceased has suffered burn injuries accidentally. Learned counsel argued that there is undue and long delay in lodging FIR. Alleged incident has been shown of 06.11.2017 and deceased has expired on 20.12.2017 but FIR has been lodged of 18.01.2018. It was further submitted that in alleged dying declaration, initially deceased has stated that her mother-in-law, Sister-in-law (applicant), brother-in-law (Rahul) and husband have put her on fire and when she was further inquired, she stated that her mother-in-law has poured kerosene over her and her Sisterin-law has put her on fire by match box. In alleged dying declaration, she has admitted that she was admitted in hospital by her father as well as by family members of her husband. In the end of said dying declaration, she has mentioned that she has grievance against her husband and mother-inlaw. Learned counsel further stated that co-accused Rahul was also named in alleged dying declaration but he has already been granted bail by this Court in Criminal Misc. Bail Application No.34892 of 2018 vide order
