Section 497 (2) of the Conduct Code (XLV of 1860), Sections 324, 353, 412, 148 and 149 bail, the police party was charged with indiscriminate firing, but no one was hurt in the shooting. After cross-firing, weapons were seized on the spot, but the police could not find any vacant place in Vardhat, Wardak's advisory was prepared only a day after the incident and the reasons for such delay were not provided. Police did not seal it. Weapons were not recovered on the spot, nor was there any material to record which was sent to the ballistic expert for display, consultant preparation and delay in non-sale and delay in retrieving the weapon. Skepticism was raised by the sending of a fine to a specialist. Since the suspect was involved in the commission of the crime, he was subsequently released on bail under conditions of further investigation.
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