No further inquiry grant was named from the accused in section 497 (2) of the Conduct Rule (XLV of 1860), Sections 324, 411 and 459, but the complainant's supplementary statement was subsequently supplemented by additional statements. But he was involved. And once again various sections were added to convict the people, but they were later compromised and released. The confession was a weak type of evidence and the trial court was yet to determine whether, after recording the evidence, whether the confession was a confession or not, the complainant had filed an FIR against unknown persons. The IR was registered in which the accused was not named. In the case of further investigation of the detained accused, he was entitled to privileges on the accused's bail. In the circumstances, the bail was filed.
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