Section 497 (2) Prohibited (Enforcement) Order (4 of 1979), Arts 3 and 4 bail, grant of further inquiry charges, was against the accused as he had set up a liquor factory and 60 liters of liquor was recovered. The accused, of whom 10 ounces were sent to the Chemical Examiner for report, who did not receive Article 4 of the Prohibition (Enforcement) Order 1979, was guaranteed, while Article 3 of the Order prohibited section 497, Cr. I did not come. Where the offense does not fall under the Prohibited Clause of Section 497, the CRPC will be granted as a guarantor, while it is denied that the challan was sent to court, but the evidence was not launched and There was no chance of it ending. In the near future, the trial cannot be held indefinitely behind bars because in the criminal jurisdiction, there was no concept prior to sentencing, before the offender entered the crime of punishment.
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