Sections 345 (2A) and 497 Criminal Procedure (XLV of 1860), Sections 302, 338E (2), Second Proviso, 148 and 149 murder convictions, aggravated assault with a deadly weapon, unlawful assembly, denial of so-called murder. The consent of the legal heirs in honor of the crime is not enough. Only with the permission of the trial court did the accused's sister run away and get married. The accused filed a case with the members. The injury was inflicted on her sister's person, and was forgiven by her legal heirs, her father and mother. In such circumstances, he should be released on bail. The present case was a triple murder case, with strong intent not enough to convince the deceased's legal heirs to compromise on honor crimes and to increase such crime. Keeping only with the permission of the trial court, otherwise the FIR was filed immediately and the accused was assigned a special role in causing the firearm to be inflicted on the head of his sister Prima Fees. He was allegedly responsible for the actions of his co-accused, who was allegedly murdered. The legal heirs of the two persons said that the deceased were fighting the present case, evidence of the prosecution's testimony had already been filed and the trial against the accused was on the verge of termination. The accused was denied bail in the circumstances. Was.
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