Section 497 (2) of the Code of Conduct (XLV of 1860), section 489B / 489C / 34 for use as a genuine, counterfeit or counterfeit currency note or banknote; The person charged with selling and distributing counterfeit currency notes allegedly purchased the fake currency from the accused, was neither affiliated with nor cited as a prosecution witness nor arrested. Or the buyer's word usage was also revealed in the recovery FIR. It was not disclosed that it was not associated with any private witness at the time of arrest or recovery, although the whole proceeding was done on the basis of intelligence reports and where the incident took place was a densely populated area. The investigating officer was, and in such circumstances the conditions of section 489B, PPC were not met, and in such circumstances the accused had to benefit from extending the bail. S, this could best be a case of section 489C, PPC which does not fall under the prohibition clause of section 497, CRPC accused filed a further investigation in terms of section 497 (2). Yes, CRPCs were the culprits. Confession on bail
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