Prior to his arrest in the morning of Section 498 Criminal Procedure (XLV of 1860), Section 302/34, there was no defamatory material against the accused in the FIR grant, along with his original brother in the FIR. The accused was named. The FIR itself was controversial, and the fugitive from my account could not interfere with his acceptance of bail, when his offense required further investigation within the meaning of section 497 (2). Her case as a woman was also registered for the first time. Section 497 (1), the CRPCF, mentioning the accused's name in the FIR was not sufficient to deny his bail if he was found guilty as an accused, otherwise in this case There were differences between the parties. It is conceded that the alleged involvement of the complainant in this case due to the malpractice and malicious intentions of the complainant cannot be denied.
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