Section 497 (2) of the Criminal Procedure (XLV of 1860), Sections 324, 148 and 149, approval of further investigations and the circumstances of this case and available evidence indicate that cross-shootings between the parties resulted in cross-examination. Injured. A cross version of the suspect was also recorded and investigated by the police. The wounds attributed to the accused were on the non-vital part of the body while the wounds suffered by the accused were in the critical part of the body. The chaos was far away, in the circumstances when the crossfire was fired and both parties suffered injuries, the case of the accused became a matter of further investigation of their crime and it was up to the trial to decide who was the assailant. The crime scene was recovered from the premises of the accused, which was also a serious deterrent by the prosecution as the indiscriminate fire was fired on both sides. The individuals, under the circumstances, were admitted on bail
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