NOORUDDIN versus STATE
Section 497 of the Code of Conduct (XLV of 1860), Section 9595B bail, was denied on the night when five suspected men armed with deadly weapons entered the complainant's house; ? One of the accused had hurt the complainant in the crime. All the prisoners in the house were imprisoned in one room, and then the criminals seized cash, gold jewelry and other household articles. The matter was not an injury where the question of injury should be considered independently. In cases where five or more people enter the house armed with deadly weapons, commit a domestic crime and everyone is charged. For this, the complainant sought to explain the delay in filing an FIR, but its evidence needs to be deeply appreciated; proper scrutiny should be done at the trial when the required evidence is presented by the prosecution. The witnesses have fully supported the prosecution's case, there is a justifiable basis for believing that the accused is involved in the crime, they are not entitled to a bail exception.
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