In section 497 (2) of the Code of Conduct (XLV of 1860), Section 302/34 bail, no further investigative grant was designated by the accused in the FIR, in which the complainant stated that he had arrested two persons outside the home. He had a close relative seen running away. There was no question of the mistaken identity of the complainant and the accused, who, if he had participated, had participated in it. During the investigation, nothing was recovered from the suspect's possession so that he could be linked to the commission of the crime. Thereafter, the complainant changed his version. There were serious doubts in the prosecution's case, and it was true that after recording the evidence of the prosecution witnesses he was to be seen in the trial. The suspect had to go to the suspect at any stage to take advantage of the suspicion, which was to cover further investigation. Under section 497 (2), CR PC, the accused was released on bail
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