Section 497 (2) of the Criminal Procedure (XLV of 1860), Section 302/34 Conviction Bail, unspecified delay in filing an FIR of approximately 17 hours from the grant of further investigation, especially for burial and post mortem. Later, doubts arose in the matter. The prosecution did not provide any explanation for the alleged inability of the accused to engage in illicit relations and the latter's inability to take any action against the accused, however no general evidence of the alleged incident or the escape of the accompanying suspect from the crime scene. There are no reports of an alleged cough, though the Post-mortem report heard no application of Section 34, PPC, and no poisoning or injury or any violence was disclosed to the victim's body and Further investigation is required of the accused's alleged maladaptive responsibility, which is to be accused of being a woman only at trial Can Was entitled to bail under the provisions of section 497 of the section 497, the CCPC suspected that there was doubt in the matter of prosecution pursuant to the FIR. Similar inquiries are needed and in these circumstances the accused was entitled to benefit from the bail.
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