Section 497 (2) of the Criminal Procedure (XLV of 1860), Sections 302 and 322 bail, no further investigation was witnessed, and about four hours after the FIR, his mother was allegedly killed in his presence. Was the result of a second death sentence. The incident in which the victim was recorded was recorded approximately 52 hours after the alleged FIR and 44 hours after the deceased's death. While the first statement was recorded within three hours of the incident in the presence of a medical legal officer in which the late confessed to setting himself on fire, the statement did not reflect the presence of any other relationship. The obscenity and / or ineffective influence of the victim, could not be dismissed altogether because the two contradictory death declarations were added to the further investigation by the accused entitled to a bail exception. Acknowledged that the arrest of the co-accused had proved the offense of the accused to be a waiver if proved guilty. Absolutely misunderstood because it could hardly be the scope of a defendant's denial of bail that would otherwise have been found to be entitled to a bail exception.
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