Criminal Code of Conduct (CRPC) Section 497 (5) of the Criminal Procedure (XLV of 1860), Section 324/34 Bail, Termination of Further Investigation Trial Required Trial Court has granted bail to the accused accused , Under the scope of further investigation. The FIR was directly charged for an offense punishable under the prohibition clause of section 497, the evidence of the CCP complainant, the version of the injury and the prosecution's testimony on record Were against the accused. Initially, the crime was linked to the recovery of evacuation and the presence of the accused at any point other than the forest, as reported in the FIR, not of this utility. That could have the effect of being more than a trial court's evidence. However, it was not justifiable to conclude that the case against the accused could have gone to the forefront of further investigation and that could be resolved only after recording the evidence during the trial. The matter of the investigation cannot be exposed only if the data collected by the prosecution were not sufficient to provide a reasonable basis for this conviction. The trial was under trial for the release of the accused accused on bail, this was not true.
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