Criminal Code of Conduct (CRPC) Section 498 Criminal Procedure (XLV of 1860), Section 324 Pre-arrest Bail, Prime Minister Ghor's Complaint Complaint alleges that the suspect fired at a nearby wall Had gone and was hit, but there was no sign of the shooting. No recovered from the wall and any vacant lot The accused not only joined the investigation after the pre-arrest bail was approved, but also delayed the reporting of the case to the police about 22 hours ago. It was believed that no one was hurt. On the complainant's person and the incident was not found vacant, the recovery of the pistol would hardly be relevant because the Prime Minister's approval of the pre-arrest bail would result in unauthorized arrest, if the accused was not granted pre-arrest bail only. Based on this, it would be of no use because the accused had already joined the investigation while the accused police officer was taking action, rather than using his mind. Police have granted pre-arrest bail, which has been confirmed in the case.
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