( 1 ) THIS Rule is directed against an order directing issue of warrant of arrest against the five petitioners under Sections 120b/302, Penal Code. On 11-2-1952 one Biswanath Dhanuka met his death when in the house No. 196-C, Chittaranjan Avenue. In a flat in that house the 4 Dalmia petitioners lived. With them also lived a young girl named Sarada. Bholaram. Dalmia and Rabishankar Dalmia are her brothers, Ramprosad Dalmia is her uncle and Shyamsundar Dalmia her cousin. Biswanath Dhanuka who was a frequent visitor to another flat in that building fell in love with Sarada; love letters were exchanged, but when her marriage with another young man was arranged Biswanath Dhanuka took exception to it. The marriage was fixed for the 18th of February. On the llth of February Biswanath came to this house. At 6 P. M. or shortly thereafter he was discovered lying dead with his throat cut with a blood-stained knife by the body. The body was found on the first floor landing of the staircase. After prolonged investigation the police sent up a report stating that the materials available were not sufficient for sending up a charge-sheet against any person. Thereafter Biswanath