Sections 497 Impeachment Code (XLV of 1860), Sections 302, 324, 337 A (i), 337 F (i), 337 H (iii), 504, 114, 147, 148 and 149 bail, joint intent to permit illegal The role of Detective Pulia, an Assemblyman armed with deadly weapons, was picked up by the suspect as a result of a minor fire injury only on the non-vital part of the injured prosecutor's witness. The fact statement in the FIR showed the general intention of the accused in which one person died and another 4 5 were injured. The accused was part of an association of people who had assembled for the sole purpose, therefore, the request for minor injury was not sufficient and each individual was collectively and collectively responsible. The accused was allegedly fired from his pistol for damage to the opposing party, and the prosecutor's witness was injured in his left arm, and it cannot be said that the accused's exact intent was to hurt the prosecutor's witness. Had to take The witness of the injured prosecution and his dangerous weapon towards the bullet may also have hit his central organs, but the fate of the injured is that he escaped and his left arm suffered a joint intention, the accused said. Section 497, contained in the CRPC prohibition clause. As one person was killed and another 4 5 injured, conditions were denied on bail.
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