Section 497 (2) Criminal Procedure (XLV of 1860), Sections 302, 148 and 149 of Katil Adham, aggravated armed assault, unlawful assembly bail, dismissal of a special investigation grant specific injury and general reversal charge The Subject Investigation Officer alleged that the accused had proven innocent and that he and his accomplice had resorted to firing on the victim, that the accused was not awarded any special injury and the charges against him in the FIR. Was declared as public and collective. During the interrogation of conditions nothing was recovered from the custody of the accused so that their Confirmation of charges leveled against the police. The investigating officer said that the accused was innocent because no allegation was made by the complaining party against him. The incident showed that the complainant and the eyewitness could not specifically witness the incident when it was never claimed by them in the FIR and in their statements before the police that they were the accused and the accused party. Had been taken to the scene of the incident, the inquiry into the matter had already been finalized and a challan was presented, for the purposes of investigation the physical custody of the accused was not required. Further investigation of his crime was demanded. The trial against the accused was changed to appeal and the same was allowed, resulting in the petitioner Liszam was granted bail, in the present case, the High Court judge involved in the luxury of writing a maximum of twelve (12) pages to exclude the defendant's request for bail, which was merely his time
