The option to acquit an accused under section 249A, 249A, was a speedy step into the original jurisdiction to immediately release the CCP from baseless allegations. Section 249A, CRPC was not created to end the proceedings where the challenge was made. The allegation was baseless on the merits of the accusation. The CRPC, after hearing the criminal jurisdiction of the magistrate / district court, after hearing the prosecution and the accused, was able to find out whether the allegation was baseless or the suspect was unlikely. ? There is a possibility of being guilty of any crime where the court reasonably believed that a criminal charge could not be sustained; it was not necessary to continue the trial, unless there was a reasonable opportunity. A, in the sense of CR PC, the blame cannot be called baseless. Recording of the prosecution's evidence was not a prerequisite for acquittal of the accused under Section 249A, CCPC and Magistrate Corps provided to prove the allegations on the application filed under Section 249A, CRPC At any time, irrespective of the case, regardless of whether or not anything was charged in section 249A, the CRPC precludes the magistrate, where the charge was not made or where the charge was made. ? , But no material evidence has been filed for acquittal of the accused, if he believes that there is no first case against the accused or the case which, despite the trial, will fail if the material presented in court Includes praise or evaluation. The court and its truth cannot be examined at this time
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