In section 204 of the Prohibition Rule (XLV of 1860), section 302/34/109, confessing the crime to the police report, summoning the accused in column 2 of the challan court, will observe the whole matter and not just the accused on a particular person. To be imposed. In the report, the criminal case against the accused applicant was gentle before the court and their names were kept in column number 2 of the challan, the trial court may ask the accused to stand trial and there was no legal requirement. That should be proof for the first time. The court, while issuing proceedings against the accused applicants, did not commit any illegal order through the trial court, demanding that the verification be denied.
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