Section 497 (2) of the Complaints Regulation (XLV of 1860), section 302/34 bail, further investigation grant was made in front of the accused and the factum house which the doctor handed over to the last ward watch, two-finger ring and other articles. ? The relatives of the deceased, when the victim was admitted to the hospital, confirmed the allegation that he had taken the deceased to the hospital and there were no witnesses who were not residents of the area and the incident. At the time he was present, the suspected Investigation Officer of the Investigation found that the suspect's version was correct that he did not shoot at the deceased, all three Investigating Officers permanently found the accused innocent and were about to leave. The report of the substance was prepared by the police and presented to the magistrate magistrate, but the magistrate agreed. Instead, the accused was instructed to present the challan in this case. In the circumstances, although the courts were not obliged, it could also be considered to grant bail, since the conviction would result in the arrest of the accused. He was later booked for bail and due to further investigation against the accused, he was admitted on bail.
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