Section 497 Conventional Code (XLV of 1860), Section 656565 abduction bail, denial of offenses that were not classified as ailable bail offenses \ They would be held uncontrollable, even if they did not comply with Section 497 (1), c. Stood outside the prohibited clause of the CP. The perpetrators of such crimes were not allowed to be released on bail only with the exception that the courts were contrary to the prohibited clause, but despite being accused of such crimes, they could not claim bail. In the case, their disappearance was disclosed by the young son, the father involved, and the suspect. He did not appeal the argument as to why a father would falsely implicate the accused, leaving the original accused in the FIR, and there was sufficient evidence in the form of statements of witnesses who supported the complainant against him, The co-accused were fugitives charged. The accused was booked and the case was decided to record the prosecution's evidence. It was alleged that he was not entitled to the privileges of bail, his request for bail was dismissed. ? \ r \ n
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