Section 497 (2) Criminal Procedure (XLV of 1860), Section 324/34 attempted murder conviction, joint intention bail, further inquiry, cross-version FI grant accused and co-accused accused of firing on complainant. She was injured as a result. Property disputes were allegedly disputed and co-accused were charged with mass shootings on the complainant, but it is not yet known what shot the complainant was hit and sustained injuries. Come on. A cross-version FIR was filed on one of the co-accused, in which the complainant's son in the present case was charged with effective firing and murder. The co-accused, where the anti-prescription drug was born from the same incident, was usually released on bail. On the basis of further investigation under Section 497 (2), the CCPC question about which version was right and who was the attacker and who was attacked has not yet been determined. d The trial court has admitted the accused on bail
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