Section 497 (2) of the Criminal Procedure (XLV of 1860), section 302/34 murder, joint intention bail, grant of further investigation on the alleged extra-judicial confession of the accused and co-accused, while charged with armed with firearms. Was not named in the FIR for assaulting the deceased who was charged with his death and based on the alleged statement of the complaint made only four months after the crime Was charged after the accused allegedly committed an extra-judicial confession before the prosecution witnesses. Specifically, the FIR alleged that he saw one of the co-accused firing on the victim and that he witnessed the incident in the light of a torch, however, the complainant later Submitting an apology, the co-accused submitted an affidavit and involved the accused in the specific role of firing. U. Turned off his version in the FIR and involved the accused on the basis of his alleged extra-judicial confession. The trial court, too, had to look after the High Court, after examining the evidence, granted the accused bail with the observation that the supplementary statement was not an innovation by law. To reduce the investigation process by the police
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