Sections 497, 464 and 465 of the Criminal Procedure (XLV of 1860), 5 302 bail, were charged with denying the accused directly killing one person and injuring another, and on the day of the incident he was arrested along with the weapon of crime. The suspect, who was wearing his own person with eight live bullets, also confirmed the incident, according to the site plan, was charged, after being hospitalized after the incident. The accused will not be eligible for the same because of the facts and numerous medical reports stated in the FIR. His release on security or bonds offers clearly suggested from the medical reports that the accused was relatively good at the time of the trial while he was still unable to defend himself in the Supreme Court. It was also recommended that the accused be the victim of such illness; the petition filed by the accused for release on bail, kept in a safe place like jail, failed and accordingly he was dismissed.
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