lurking doubt meaning in Hindi

In his findings he concluded that there was " no lurking doubt " in spite of the flimsiness of the prosecution case.
By the time the rat is beaten to death with a stick it has come to embody the lurking doubts and fears that threaten to undermine a romantic summer idyll.
The test was reaffirmed in " R v B " : " There can be no doubt that the lurking doubt notion . . . continues to be a tool available to this court " and it can set aside convictions in the interests of justice.
On the Via Dolorosa, Petra Kocken, 19, a student from Dusseldorf, Germany, traced Jesus'steps with other pilgrims, warmed by her Roman Catholic faith, yet nagged by a lurking doubt about whether it was safe to be in Jerusalem, in that thick crowd, even at this time.
The appeal was rejected, with the court stating : " Taking all the evidence relating to the timing and events on the Thursday night and the succeeding days into account we conclude that, on the whole of the material we have reviewed, there is no basis for saying there is even a lurking doubt about the safety of the convictions of Rowe and Davis, the same applies to Johnson.