Step 1: First blank (i).
“It is ____ that the accused had …” → the sense is “suggested or hinted at,” not “inferred” (drawn from evidence).
Correct choice: implied.
Step 2: Second blank (ii).
The accused pretended to have given up crime → correct word: faked (pretended).
Step 3: Third blank (iii).
He faked a “____ from all criminal activities” → the correct word is separation.
Step 4: Fourth blank (iv).
“He adopted the ____ of a sanyasi” → correct word: demeanour (outward behaviour).
Step 5: Fifth blank (v).
The court “____ a lie detector” → here the intended word is “banned/forbidden,” not “recommended.” Correct word: proscribed.
Thus the correct sequence is:
\[
\boxed{\text{(i) implied, (ii) faked, (iii) separation, (iv) demeanour, (v) proscribed}}
\]