Section 497 (2) of the Conduct Rule (XLV of 1860), section 302/324/337 H (II) / 148/149 bail, in connection with the same case, the further inquiry was filed against the complainant by the granting party of the counter case. ? Like the party, two accused and one of their party were also injured in the incident. The complaining party did not confirm the injuries sustained by the accused in the incident mentioned in the FIR. It would appear that the complaining party was deliberately suppressing the material facts of the injuries sustained in order to avoid the responsibility of the accused party. The complaining party did not even claim that they had injured the members of the accused party in their defense as the parties filed counterclaims against each other and the complaining party had two accused and one of them. The other partner's injuries were not explained, the case of the accused has come under further inquiry, circumstances have entered on bail
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