Section 497 Crimes against Property (Enforcement Hood) Ordinance (VI of 1979), Section 17 (2) (4) of the Conduct Code (XLV of 1860), Section 396 Bail, Identity Grants were held 10 days after the arrest of the accused. No compelling reason was offered to explain such a delay. Such a test was a joint identification test, and witnesses did not specifically say what role each suspect played. Was not made and only the bodies were protected from the accused. The complainant further stated that he had named the accused on the basis of his hearsay evidence, in which case the identity test by the complainant. Regarding the importance of, the matter was questioned correctly because it was made in connection with the designated accused, who applied under section 396 Was filed, PPC was also open to question because it was not reported that five persons had jointly committed the crime of robbery and the complainant's further statement is silent in this regard. The state's grant of bail to the accused was extended by the state; under the circumstances, the accused was admitted to bail.
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