Section 497 (5) of the Criminal Procedure (XLV of 1860), section 302/324/148/149 bail, although allegedly armed with deadly weapons such as the 222 bore rifle, pleased itself with merely raising a cavalry. Demanded further investigation. Under Section 302/324, PPC also has its criminal liability under its delinquent obligation 5 149, the accused allegedly leaving the scene of the incident after the transaction. He was also charged with the accused along with the other accused. He sustained a firearm injury on his left arm near the shoulder of the prosecutor's witness, whose name was not listed in the FIR but slipped only in the complainant's subpoena, describing the nature of the injury The Sessions Court did not appear to be arbitrary or unreasonable in granting bail to the accused so that the request for interference by the High Court seeking an interference was dismissed accordingly.
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