The defendant, who was allegedly equipped with firearms, did not use his weapon at all. The accused, Lalcara, was also not charged, the FIR revealed itself. There is no point in the indictment of the accused to continue this process. In this situation, given the role of the accused, it is likely that the trap was thrown open by the complainant, possibly involving as many people from the accused party as possible, immediately aside. No branch could be exemplified by the accused's lawyer, who presented his case for bail, while the example presented by the complainant's lawyer was not helpful to the complainant because the facts and circumstances of the case were quite different. In the strange facts and circumstances, the accused's case was further investigated in meaning. Section (2) of Section 497, CR PC
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