Section 497 Preventive Code (XLV of 1860), Sections 324, 337 F (i), F (v), L (ii), 148 and 149 bail, the defendant's refusal to shoot the victim's thigh and medical The evidence supported the allegation. The accused was charged and his co-accused allegedly committed a murderous assault on firearms and armed with a firearm under Section 242424, PPC, which fell under the prohibition clause of section 497, The CR suspect was unsuccessful if the complainant subsequently withdrew from his statement, to no avail as the victim could not be suspected to be present on the spot, was there a cross version recording only, There was no basis to extend the accused. On bail because it was declared a firearm-specific injury to the thigh of the victim, otherwise, the trial began and the trial was delayed, not attributed to the trial. As it is claimed that the accused was not involved. The case was being adjourned due to the age of the lawyer and the absence of a defense lawyer before the trial court.
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