Attempts to impose sanctions after section 497 of the Code of Conduct (XLV of 1860), section 324/34, to the extent of the accused, at least to the extent of the accused, the complainant and the eyewitness were unanimous for the accused. The suggestion that the injury was on the unimportant part of the injured body and that it was intended to be life-threatening was not established. Marcella revealed that when the investigating officer arrived at the hospital, the injured was in a state of unconsciousness, The fact is - the accused was just enough for the complainant to present a lawyer, and the eyewitnesses agreed that the shooting was done by fire. The accused will not proceed to the case of the accused; if the doctor had not commented on the nature of the injury, the recovery of the weapon from the accused was of no importance, especially when the incident took place. Appealing for a pre-arrest bail three months ago
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