Sections 497 (2) Contempt of Conduct (XLV of 1860), Sections 324, 337A6), 337L (i), 148 and 149 murder trial, Shuja and other bail bail, no further suspicion in the grant of inquiry. Was named in the FIR with the active role of injuring the complainant, but his case was that the complainant was in fact the aggressor, which according to Meadow Legal reported the suspect had four injuries. Was shown with no radiation. The FIR was pressed by the prosecution to cover up the wounds caused by the suspect, to prove that the complainant's prescription could not be considered genuine and could not be safely relied upon by the parties. Civil litigation is underway. The investigation of this case was not to the point that the injuries attributable to the accused were not covered under the prohibited clause of section (1) of section 497, CRPC was similarly a natural offender. Further investigation into the scope of section 497 (2), the PC suspect was behind bars for the last four months. The weapon of crime had already been recovered. The accused was no longer needed for the purpose of investigation. In the circumstances, the accused was on bail. Was admitted \ r \ n
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