According to the Criminal Procedure Code (CRPC) Section 497 Constitutional Code (XLV of 1860), Section 302/34 Guarantee, FIR version, the accused was only charged with larceny while his co-accused was his Was the brother of the man, who allegedly fired on the investigator, saying the officer had just recovered from the incident, which was fired by the co-accused, although the accused was involved in certain criminal cases. The prosecution did not disclose his conviction in any case, alleging that he was falsely involved. In this case because of enmity, they could not be buried aside because the complainant and the accused were at odds with each other. The accused was behind the bar for more than a year and even though the challan was not presented in the prosecution branch case against the need for further investigation against the accused, the bail was granted.
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