Section 497 of the Code of Conduct (XLV of 1860), section 302/324/452 bail, the defendant's grant was behind bars for the past three years, but there was no delay in the trial and it was said that the trial was delayed. No accused or any person was paid. After he prepared the charge from 12 hearings, the complainant appeared only on one date; there have been about 65 hearings during the trial, but no witnesses have been inspected except the medical officer, Except for three years, a witness was inspected, a month and 25 days were astonishing. In the eyes of the law, each accused, unless he is considered guilty by a competent court, is considered innocent and legal. Extraordinary delays in litigation will not only invalidate the court's proceedings. Before the verdict, will strongly conclude against such a concept of punishment, the state lawyer had no objection to bail to the accused.
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