Sections 497 (5) and 497 (2) of the Criminal Procedure (XLV of 1860), Sections 302, 109, 120b, 148 and 149 Qutil Amad, abet, criminal conspiracy, disorderly application, request for revocation of bail , The two defendants were not found involved in the incident during the investigation, and their request by Alibi was confirmed by the Investigation Officer, who had collected enough material in this regard, The eight suspects who were all armed with firearms were laid in the post-mortem report showing four wounds in the admission of one killed and another in fire. Wound infection shown that the accused attacked the victim and who was not, he had to be resolved for the time trial. Section 87, CCPC proceeded against the accused and the dispute about the applicant continued, hostility between the parties was recognized and the previous FIR was registered against one of the deceased. There was ample evidence (when living), as the person killed in the above FIR was the real brother of the accused, to ensure that there was no unusual or unusual situation. Was not open for further investigation. As envisaged by Section 497 (2), the CCP accused had a nearly full-term physical remand, but such time was ineffective and the request for a cancellation of the bail was dismissed accordingly.
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