Attempts to commit murder for cancellation of Section 497 (5) Contempt of Conduct (XLV of 1860), Sections 324, 327, 109, 148 and 149 The three accomplices were armed with deadly weapons, namely Kalashnikov, pistol and The gun and they inflicted multiple firefighting injuries on different parts of their body to the complainant and the prosecution witnesses, including their respective parts, with their respective weapons fired at them, the injured complainant and the prosecutor. Other medical witnesses' medical certificates revealed that the complainant had received five firearms and various parts of his body, including the chest and abdomen. Other injuries to the arm, including internal and external wounds, were also found on other parts of the body. Other witnesses to the prosecution also received firearm wounds, which were identified by three co-accused in the FIR. Was immediately listed at the police station. Prima fees, available evidence, were to state that the co-accused was tried on the life of the complainant and the prosecution. Eyewitnesses say that the co-accused was included in section 2424, part of the PPC, In the prohibited clause of section 7497, the CCPC accused were not entitled to extension on bail, the order stated that the co-accused was manifestly illegal, arbitrary and arbitrary against the good settled principles governing bail matters. Was the result of an exercise in which the accused was granted bail, dismissed under circumstances.
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