Section 497 (2) Conventional Code (XLV of 1860), Section 394 Guarantee, Benefit of Further Investigation Grant Suspect Delay in filing FIR Was sitting No source of light was disclosed at the scene of the incident in which the suspects were identified, the exact location of the incident was also suspicious and various investigating officers came to the conclusion that the case against the accused was suspicious. There was no recovery effect. Finding the police with the accused, although not the court's obligation, can be considered for sanction of the accused's bail if it was based on authentic and concrete reasons and at the time of the evidence being submitted during the investigation. Was charged. Further investigations succeeded in making the case that the accused was behind bars for more than a year and could not be held on bail as a punishment. At any stage of the trial, the suspect had to go to the accused, the accused was admitted to bail, under the circumstances.
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