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Since you have given complaint against that person, and the police is investigating the matter you may have to wait until police submits chrarge sheet before court where you will get chance to exprss your grievances before court after which the court will decide based on the facts and merits of the case.

If you're facing issues due to a fake marriage and tampering of evidence, legal provisions like Section 195 (dealing with false evidence before a court) and Section 420 (pertaining to cheating) could be applicable. Section 182 of the IPC addresses providing false information to a public servant, relevant if misinformation was presented to the court. For instance, in the case of Ramesh Kumari v. State of Delhi, providing false evidence in court was punishable.

However, if the judge hasn't properly verified the evidence or questioned you adequately in court, it might necessitate further action. You could consider filing an appeal or a review petition against the judgment, citing the court's failure to properly assess the evidence presented. Seeking guidance from a legal expert is crucial—they can advise on the specific steps to take, such as filing an appeal or approaching higher courts to address the oversight in the judicial process and ensure a fair consideration of your case.

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