Section 497 (2) of the Code of Conduct (XLV of 1860), Sections 419, 420, 468, 471 and 109 of the National Database and Registration Authority Ordinance (VIII 2000), Section 30 of the Foreign Act (XXI of 1946), Section 14 of Corruption Use of the Act, II (1947, 1947, 1947), section (1) for the purpose of personally refusing to provide fraudulent, fraudulent and dishonest property, forgery, forgery, forgery and for information. Doing, violating the provisions of the law or any order under it, guaranteeing corruption, granting further inquiries, mostly punishing for the offenses with which the accused was charged; Not more than a year ago and there was no coverage through the prohibition clause of section 497, the PC's name did not appear in the FIR, but thereafter, in the statements of his accomplices, he was arrested as an accused. Was presented in its statements filed under Section 161, CRPC, which had no identifiable value. It is admitted that the person who gave the confessional statements, was released on bail, along with the accused. It was demanded to be treated as such and the prosecution did not record any appropriate / appropriate material which, on the basis of which, any person may believe that the accused There seems to be a reasonable basis for believing. It was linked to the crime charged with it, and the basis for further investigation of the accused's case, in the circumstances, came under further investigation after considering section 497, sub-section (2) of the PCP. Were, the case for exemption in bail was appropriate for the accused to approve the bail
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