PW­6 denied the same as wrong. His answer to this question in cross­examination was as follows: “If the complainant of the case would have said that the police man had taken away the dead body of Uma to the police station in the night itself and conducted the inquest proceeding there, then this fact is wrong.” 42. Thus, there are different versions (i) regarding the place where the dead body was first seen by the police; and (ii) as to who carried the dead body and where. The first version of PW­1 was that “he and other villagers who accompanied him did not bring the dead body to the house and that when police personnel came, they carried the dead body”. The second version of PW­1 was the “Inspector took away dead body in his vehicle to the police station”. His third version was that “when the first information application had been written, the dead body of the girl was kept inside the police station itself”. His fourth version was that “the police personnel had carried the dead body by a Magic (brand of vehicle) for post mortem”. A new version was put forth by PW­3 to the effect that the dead body of the girl was sent for post­mortem from the occurrence spot itself, meaning thereby that the body was never taken to the police 20