Section 497 (2) Preventive Code (XLV of 1860), Section 324/337 H (2) / 148/149/337 F (v) Injured by attempted, speedy or negligent act of murder, equipped with deadly weapons. Riot, unlawful assembly, non-bailable homicide bail, no repeat fire to fire non-essential part of further investigation Impact The accused has been charged with shooting an injured prosecution witness for his murder. The alleged motive behind the incident was previous rivalry between the parties involved in the property of the accused was that the previous rival was admitted in the FIR. That the police had recommended a case under B class. The injured prosecution witness was at his mercy but did not repeat the fire. The injured person was declared as a jurisprudential jurist, whose punishment was not covered by the section 497, the CR PC prohibited clause, and the injury was not in the body part, a valid FIR review showed. Although the suspects were armed, none of them fired, even though the complainant and the witness were at their mercy, it was not shown by the accused that he intended to be injured. Had intended to kill the prosecutor's witness. Significant parts of the body, in which the defendants did not intend to cause the murder, were therefore investigated by the prosecution's witnesses on the question of the enforcement of section 324, PPC. To be determined later, the medical officer termed the injury as a jurisprudence, the punishment for which was not covered under the prohibition clause of section 497, further investigation into the accused's CCPC case and his He was released on bail.
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