Sections 498 and 498 of the Crimes Against Property (Enforcement Hood) Ordinance, (VI of 1979), Sections 17 (3) Sanctions (XLV of 1860), Sections 390 and 403 of theft and unlawful use of property, security arrests Prior to the bail, the lawyer's approval was submitted that the investigating agency had filed a charge sheet upon completion of the routine investigation, in which the accused was falsely disclosed and that the trial court granted a non-bailable warrant against him. Was released. And the police were there to arrest them in this case. The council further claimed that since the accused were shown fugitives in the challan and the trial court issued non-bailable warrant arrests against them, they would be sent directly to jail if they wanted. Before appearing for a merit arrest, without appearing for bail, the council also claimed that there was a dispute over the landed property between the parties and such animosity led the accused in this case. Was falsely implicated, the council also claimed that the suspects were respectable persons, and if they were arrested they would be humiliated by the police and the defendants were given security bail for fourteen days. , Under the circumstances
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