Sections 497 (2) and 196 Panel Code (XLV of 1860), Sections 295 A / 296/337 A (i) (ii) / 337 L (ii) / 148/149 Guarantees, Further Investigation The suspect's grant no doubt In the first instance, the investigating officer was therefore liable for filing a criminal case against the accused under Sections 295A and 296, PPC, with a specific role in the FIR designated, but in this case there were some legal disputes. Not eligible because it was explicitly listed. Complaint of cases falling under section 295A & 296, PPC of section 1965, CCPC, should be filed by the federal government or the provincial government and not by private persons. There was a private person, who could not be listed, who quarreled in the mosque after making derogatory remarks against people belonging to a particular sect in the mosque, and both sides suffered injuries in the clash. In a situation like this, when the two sides suffered injuries, it was unknown exactly who the aggressor party was, and at the time of the evidence-based trial, it was necessary to determine who was the attacker. At the bailout stage by the police officer, the party, and only temporarily examined, was established beyond doubt because when Malala was unable to do so, she could not file a criminal case against the accused. ? It was also reported by the complainant that there was a dispute between the two religious sects which resulted in the accused being already guaranteed by the High Court and the accused's role was in line with the rules of the participant. ? The consistency demanded that the accused be allowed to bail as well
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