Guaranteed using Section 497 (2) Conventional Code (XLV of 1860), Section 489B as a genuine, fake or forged currency note or banknote, further investigation grants allegedly in the possession of the defendant's fake currency note accused. Exported to The defendant was of the view that the case was not registered under Section 948BB, but the section 99C, PPC, which was punished with seven years imprisonment or fine or both, therefore, The accused was entitled to bail privileges. The currency notes were recovered from the possession of the accused, but nothing in the record shows that the accused was even aware of it and they were found using the same notes as the real sale or, therefore, the provisions of 489B. He was not attracted to the cause. Whether the suspect was aware that the currency notes recovered from his possession were fake and forged, it is yet to be confirmed, therefore, under the circumstances, the crime under section 948C, PPC, Section 948C , Was open for further investigation under PPC, can be punished with up to seven years in prison or a fine or both, therefore, there is no legal justification for refusing to grant a defendant's bail plea. Was. Was accepted and admitted on bail
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