Sections 497 of the Conduct Code (XLV of 1860), Sections 324, 109 and 34 guarantees, the grant of a particular offense was not attributed to the accused and the assignment of responsibility was not possible at the bailout stage as the complainant was injured by the complainant. The suspect in the FIR was armed, but made no attempt to repeat the shootings to target the complainant on any of his critical parts. The injury occurred only on the right leg, which was an unimportant part of the body, though he was alleged to have been armed. This affected the recovery of the weapons, the investigation was completed and the accused was no longer needed for the purpose of investigation. The accused was admitted in bail.
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