Sections 498 Criminal Procedure (XLV of 1860), Sections 450 and 380 Police Order (22 of 2002), Article 155 (c) bail prior to arrest, denial of accused police officers without fulfilling legal requirements and entering into a home The legal raid was done. After the Sessions Judge's complaint was filed against the accused after examining the exterior wall, it could not be admitted that the police could also file a case against his debris. Cannot be expected. In the case of bail before arrest, the prohibition of section 497 (1) was not attracted to the prohibited clause; CRPC, it was not a decisive consideration that the accused was assigned a special role in the FIR and that Had an impact on recovery. The complainant and his mother-in-law were not only abducted and abducted by the accused, but were also illegally detained at the police station, direct allegations, supported by the accused. E had linked the accused to the commission of the crime, delay in registering the case was only explained in the FIR, pre-arrest bail was denied to the accused
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