Sections 497 (5) and 498 Criminal Procedure (XLV of 1860), Sections 337d, 337f (II) and 34 bail, pre-arrest bail of the accused was approved by the cancellation of the trial which observed that Lalkara In view of the allegations and the arrest of the victim, made against the accused, he was entitled to bail. The trial court's observation was purely arbitrary and arbitrary because the trial court failed to fully investigate the case and the defendant. Tried to understand the role of the minor and extended extra privileges in a pre-arrest bail case. The court had completely lost sight of the fact that there was one accused, the victim was not defeated, it was not possible for the other accused to dagger on the affected person; arbitration could be practiced in favor of the accused. Can't be Proper and legal is said to be when the victim, after falling down to satisfactory injuries, the co-accused sustained two further injuries with one dagger, one after the other on the left and right side of the abdomen. Zamani Saeed's co-accused was subsequently granted bail, the trial court found no substance in arguing for the grant of bail, but in the serious case, the co-accused states that Section 733, D, Attracting the PPC, which sentenced the trial court to ten years, while the material available on the record was deeply appreciated and violated the principles of bail approval in a case that attracted the prohibition clause of section 497 (1). Was gone , Pre-arrest and post-arrest bail of the CRPC, approved and canceled by the accused and accomplices respectively, dismissed and delivered to the accused under section 497 (5), CR PC
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