The refusal of both the defendants to hurt their respective weapons at the head of both casualties by refusing both the Section 497 Criminal Code (XLV of 1860), Sections 302/324/147/148/149 and 504 murder convictions. Was. It is not known at the bail-out stage whether the accused had sustained injury to the head of the injured, who was also sentenced to ten years imprisonment and blood-stained hatchets were also recovered from the accused and the Chemical Examiner. The affirmative report states that the above-mentioned weapons were used in the commission of the Criminal Trial Court, in the interest of justice, at least four witnesses and medical officers were ordered to be examined, and the accused were subsequently set free. I was at liberty to file a bail plea before the trial court, if it was advised that the bail application be denied Yes.
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