MUHAMMAD ABBAS versus STATE
Section 497 (2) Conventional Code (XLV of 1860), Section 302/324/301/120 B / 148/149/109 Guarantee, Further Investigation FIR grant did not include the names of any of the accused, approximately four After the father of the month, the complainant filed an application in which four people were accused of committing the crime, but it was even said that the names of the accused were not included in the request, about six months After the incident, the complainant's name appeared in the supplementary statement given by the complainant himself. There was a supplementary statement available against the accused and, apart from that, there was no valuable material on record that could link the accused to the alleged crime, which was initially declared innocent by the Investigation Officer, but later The superintendent of the investigating police found him apparently guilty. It cannot be said without bringing any fresh material to the record, in which case it has been alleged that almost two years have passed since the accused have been found guilty of their activity in the crime and the trial did not begin that the accused was prominent. As the case is one of the investigations which means further investigation (2) Section 497, the CRPC accused was admitted on bail.
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