According to the section 497 (2) Conventional Code (XLV of 1860), section 302/452/109/34 bail, the FIR was only for the party to question whether it was a criminal conspiracy to abolish the deceased. Someone will make such a conspiracy. In areas such as open public and cemeteries, especially when other people are passing by, the case of the accused was open to serious consideration, thus, in the scope of section 497 (2), the PC case. There was no restriction in the grant of a bail hearing. The accused was behind bars for the last eleven months and had no previous conviction. Bail was not allowed under the circumstances.
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