Sections 498 of the Criminal Procedure Code (XLV of 1860), Sections 324, 109 and 34 before arrest, two days' delay in filing the FIR were properly stated as the incident was a one-day incident and the accused was f. He was named in the IR and his specific role was to charge the complainant with firearms over the alleged provocation. After being reported injured, his brother rushed him to the hospital where he remained for a month while the complainant suffered injuries. The accused's hands, he was told to paralyze from below the waist. The wounds were so severe and the places of injury were such that they were likely to be self-inflicted, were ridiculous, and quarreled with this effect, could not safely be ruled out. In this case, the complainant or the police could be identified for possible false interference of the accused. The weapons were to be recovered along with the suspects from other suspects. r dismissed his bail plea, did not surrender to the police and escaped a judicial offense under Section 242424, the PPC was fully prepared from the record of the case, referred to in section 7497, c. Was affected by the RPC prohibition clause. The suspects were assigned to the FIR and the locations of the injuries listed, fully confirmed by the Medico Legal Report, can be safely asserted that the defendants will be charged in connection with the allegations of guilt. There was already concrete evidence available on record for. , Under the circumstances
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