The section 498 Prevention Code (XLV of 1860), Section 324/34 pre-arrest bail, confirmed the role assigned to the accused was that he had bitten a 30-bore pistol on the injured face, resulting in his teeth. Were broken. According to the prosecutor's lawyer, medical evidence was not supported by the allegation that Prima had no chance of being subjected to such injury in the presence of male members, who were allegedly armed with deadly weapons. Reported that the suspect was found innocent. Even during the interrogation, otherwise, as the accused woman, her case first came under the provisions of section 497 (1) of Proviso, before the woman was arrested, PR Pelaya granted bail before arrest. The petitioner did not oppose the complainant's lawyer, all pleadingly that the accused being a woman deserves bail privilege. The State Counsel also requested the bail of the accused to be granted bail. Not opposed to, cis \ r \ n \ r \ n
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