Per contra, the learned A.G.A. has opposed the prayer for bail. He submits that from the recital contained in the F.I.R., which has not been contradicted in the afÏdavit filed in support of the present application for bail, applicant deliberately performed marriage with the daughter of the first informant. However, just after expiry of a period of four months and ten days, the wife of the applicant died in suspicious circumstances. The submissions urged by the learned counsel for applicant are improbable and, therefore, not worthy of credence. The deceased was a young girl whose death is unnatural. The occurrence had taken place in the marital home of the deceased and there is no reason as to why the information about the death of deceased was not given to the parents of the deceased and that too before disposing off the body of the deceased. By virtue of the provisions contained in Section 106 and 113-B of the Evidence Act, the burden is upon the applicant not only to explain the manner of occurrence but also his innocence. The applicant has miserably failed to discharge the said burden. The plea of alibi urged on behalf of applicant is a factual plea and cannot be considered at this stage. As such no sympathy be shown by this court in favour of applicant.
