Crminal case marking of documents

This discussion addresses the procedure for marking documents in a criminal case when the Public Prosecutor (PP) refuses to submit them. The complainant (de facto complainant) and PW2, acting as parties in person, filed a petition under Section 242(2) of the CrPC. Despite the petition not being signed by the PP, the court allowed it on payment of costs. The core question is whether these documents can still be marked as exhibits. While generally, the PP marks documents during chief examination, it's suggested that PW1 and PW2 might be able to get them marked through additional statements, even if evidence is closed, by bringing the matter to the court's attention and demonstrating their relevance.