The defendant's grant was not designated in Section 497 (2) of the Criminal Procedure (XLV of 1860), 5 302/34 bail, FIR The alleged extra-judicial confession made by the accused was evidence of a weak type in which It was alleged that she was a woman, and her case was tried first. According to the provisions of Section 497, the PC accused was declared innocent by the Senior Superintendent of Police during the investigation, even though the court was not bound, to detect such innocence for a fair decision on a bail application. It was extremely material. No offense was recovered from the accused in the case of further investigation from the accused, considered under Section 7 27 (1), further investigation of the accused's crime, CRPC made him entitled to bail. Given, the accused was allowed to bail under the circumstances
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