Section 497 (2) of the Criminal Procedure (XLV of 1860), Section 302/324/109 bail, further investigation FIR's grant did not mention when the alleged conspiracy by the accused was involved with the main accused of murder and Where was done In the FIR, the names of the two late witnesses, there was no conclusive evidence against the accused, and they were likely to be falsely involved because of past enmity by expanding the net. This cannot be ruled out because there was a trend in the society that most of the accused were involved in the incident, claiming the role of common charges. The truth of the evidence submitted by the prosecution in the allegations leveled against the accused should be decided after the evidence was recorded by the trial court. The evidence of the prosecution also did not disclose that the victim survived the death of the accused. For what, after receiving the precautionary measures, what precautions were taken after taking precautionary measures, till now the involvement of the accused was another matter, according to the Investigating Officer, he was declared innocent in the case, Given the facts and circumstances, the defendants were able to file a further investigation. The beginning of the trial was not the basis for dismissal, except for bail. When the matter became the subject of further investigation and suspicion at any time, the case had to go to the accused, who could not be held behind bars for an indefinite period of time because the police had given him a Failure to arrest for a specific period, the accused was admitted in bail, under conditions
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