Sections 498, 204 and 91 of the Procedure Code (XLV of 1860), Section 302/342/364/147/148/2011, pre-arrest bail accused not convicted of murder by various investigating agencies, Sessions Court In prosecuting the private complaint, the accused should have issued a summons against him or issued a guaranteed warrant to obtain his attendance, rather than issuing a non-bailable warrant, while acting under section under91. The sessions court also submitted that after the accused was present, CRPC should have directed them to execute the bond. The absence of reasonable grounds for action in the case of a complaint that had not been worked out in the court and the trial court had made such interim war against the law does not equate to the existence of reasonable grounds that the culprits were sentenced to death. Were guilty of the crime. Or life imprisonment or ten years imprisonment, the plea of the defendants to the imprisonment of Sonsono cannot be considered in pre-arrest and the interim bail given to the accused was irrelevant to the dispute that they did not charge against the accused. The situation was confirmed
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