After submitting the challan, the Criminal Procedure Code (CCPC) 241A & 173 of the accused in Column No. 2 of the challan magistrate taking control of the whole case is taken into custody and the matter is dealt with. Detention also includes those who may be involved despite being involved. Due to column number 2 of the challan, the court examines the crime and is not guilty even though it is unknown. Even those who may have been discharged under Section 63, CCPC, may be deployed in column 2 of their challan. However, in seeking such witnesses, they had to convince themselves on the basis of the substance that could have been earlier and which should be referred to the accused in column 2, because they No charges have been filed by the police. The evidence itself may be located in the challan which the police misunderstood, or it may be based on the evidence presented to the court after the court presented the CA. Do not act mechanically to seek the accused in column 2 of the challan when the court finds out the material involved, he can always seek such accused.
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