Sections 497 (2) and 196 of the Code of Conduct (XLV of 1860), Sections 295A & 298 are intended to offend religious sentiments by offending any class religion or religious beliefs and making derogatory remarks in relation to sacred figures. The use of etc., the approval of further investigations, is not yet known who has committed any abusive activity, and also at the door / at the door of the accused facing a street. And that further inquiry into the matter, which informed the complainant about the aforesaid act, has come to light, under the circumstances under section 295A, the PPC was not merely a crime against a particular person, but all intentions. And for purposes it was against the state process. That the court can only investigate such an offense, if this complaint was made by the federal government or the provincial government with the authority's authority, if it had not been done under the mandate of section 196, CR PC It was not a treatable disorder. Under section 295A, PPC, a complaint can be filed directly by a person, it must be filed by the federal government or the provincial government. Or for that matter, any person authorized by him to file an FIR under the aforesaid section, in the present case the competent capacity of the complainant who filed the complaint directly, Section 298A, pp. C was not guaranteed, the question of disappearance or the disappearance of the accused in any other way, further investigation will be required, the accused is entitled to bail privileges, the accused was admitted to bail, in circumstances
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