The most prominent feature of the case was the delay of the 14-month bail in filing the Section 497 Criminal Code (XLV of 1860), section 302/324/436/34. That the bakery was probably set on fire due to the electric short circuit and that they had no enmity with anyone and no one was suspected of committing criminal activity, in which case no direct evidence was available. The accused was also subjected to an equal risk, resulting in the risk. Fire investigation against the accused in the case requires further investigation.
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