ABIDA versus STATE
Sections 498 of the Criminal Procedure (XLV of 1860), bail before Sections 302 and 109, a seven-day delay in filing an FIR are not specified, thereby avoiding the possibility of false interference of the accused. Could not be declared, the complainant had ample time to consult and before the filing of the FIR, the case, which raised doubts about the authenticity of the prosecutor's case, was merely an indictment against the accused. There was interest, but the FIR did not mention where and in whose presence the accused was presented. The suspects, who were women and their case was covered under the provisions of section (1) of section 497, did not require the CRPC to recover any of the accused and, since completion of the investigation, the accused was sent to bars. Sending back will be of no use. In connection with the prosecution police, it was revealed that the victim's father had reported the matter to the police when the prima facie encounter was not sufficient on the day of the incident, there was evidence available on record against the accused that he contacted the commission of the murder of the deceased. Make sure, the accused's pre-arrest pre-arrest bail is granted, in the circumstances
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