Sections 498 and 497 (2) of the Criminal Procedure (XLV of 1860), Sections 302, 201, 109 and 34 interim pre-arrest bail, the Inquiry Officer's affirmation stated that the accused, a woman, was innocent. The investigation was not formally transferred to anyone else. Officer Deputy Superintendent of Police Investigation gave his opinion, confirming the investigation officer's inquiry, whereby he could confirm the culprit with the record only, but in the name of the affirmative opinion, he could be verified by the certifying officer. Cannot be substituted for comment. The opinion of the Investigation Officer of D-section P Investigation, in these circumstances, had no legal support and the opinion of the investigating officer would matter, as such fact made the matter of further investigation, otherwise section 497. Under the circumstances, the PC itself demanded relaxation on the interim bail of a woman. Had already been given to the accused, it was confirmed, in the circumstances
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