Section 497 of the Conduct Rule (XLV of 1860), Section 302 (b) bail, grant of record reveals that both the accused, although named in the FIR with specific role in shooting at the deceased, but attributed to the accused. Post-mortem notices from the body indicate that the two injuries attributed to the accused were the result of a bullet. It was naturally easy to get injured which did not attract the prohibition clause of section 497, CRPC was admitted to the FIR which was not charged. Deadly injuries to the victims; they were able to file a case for bail. The accused, under the circumstances, was admitted to bail.
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