Criminal Code of Conduct (CRPC) Section 498 Criminal Procedure (XI V of 1860), Section 324/337 F (i) (ii) / 148/149 Pre-arrest bail was registered but the accused and the complaining party Both of them did not acknowledge their presence and were charged with recovering the injuries when they could not admit that they had a counter-claim, so their own witnesses testified that the injured were medical. The evidence was corroborated. Considered as concrete evidence of the defendant's innocence, the accused was named in the FIR with the specific role of the injured; both sides did not disclose the injury to the other party in the FIR. And had to suppress the event in both cases. The last motive was presented for making false accusations of the accused; bail was denied under the circumstances before the arrest
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