Sections 497 of the Conduct Code (XLV of 1860), Sections 392 and 395 bail, the participant's grant was already recognized after the arrest warrant and was not substantially different from the case against the accused in the case of the accused or Not only was the difference between the accused and the accused. And the co-accused also alleged that a motorcycle was allegedly found on the complainant's complaint during the investigation, the complainant never alleged in the FIR that a motorcycle was taken by the accused from his home. It is alleged that, for the first time only through the complainant's subpoena, it was alleged that his motorcycle was taken away at the time of the incident. Investigation records show that the motorcycle was recovered by the police in a deserted and open space and could not be said. To some extent the belief that the motorcycle was recovered from the special possession of the accused was not the same as all other aspects of the trial against the accused. This was because the accused could not be treated in the same manner as in the case of bail, as the participant was admitted on bail under the circumstances.
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