Section 497 Panel Code (XLV of 1860); Section 365A and 149 Anti-Terrorism Act (XXVII of 1997), Sections 7 and 21D (2) Illegal assembly of property, valuable security, etc. Kidnapping or abduction for acts of terrorism 497, the CRPC alleged abductor succeeded in getting rid of his captors and recorded his statements under Sections 161 and 164, CCPC, in which he designated the accused for the commission of the crime. The suspects were closely related to the complaining party. Section 164, CRPC provided the opportunity to examine the abductor while recording his statement, but the accused party was accused of falsely implicating any clear society or No convincing element of illicit desire was revealed. Upon filing of the case, the contents of the accused's mobile data record were found to contain substantial material and the statement of the abductors under Section 164, CR PC. On which reasonable grounds exist to believe that the accused persons are connected to the commission of section 21D (2) of the Anti-Terrorism Act 1997, provided that if any person charged with a bailable offense is suspected Shows a reasonable basis for A conviction or death sentence or life imprisonment or a sentence of less than 10 years for a crime, should not be released on bail to a person whose current conviction for a crime is punishable by death or life imprisonment or fourteen (14) years. Was punished. The prisoner, therefore, was subjected to a section 497, CR, PC restraining clause, the accused denied bail, in the circumstances
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