Section 497 (2) Criminal Procedure (XLV of 1860), Crimes Violations of Sections 406, 420 and 462C, fraud and tampering with petroleum bull auxiliary or distribution pipelines, needle gas theft grant case Delay in KFIR employee. The defendants were in charge of the mill where a day's delay in the theft of needle gas was reported in which a crime report was filed for which no plausible explanation was offered by the prosecution. Did not own a factory where gas was stolen. Committed, rather he was a small employee, for which he was employed there to earn his living on bread, the accused had nothing to do with the crime and the case against him under the provisions of section 497 (2). One of the further investigations was the CRPC. The police behind his bars did not need his corpse for further investigation only after the date of his arrest and interrogation was completed and after his further detention in the JC, he would have no beneficial purpose. Ineligibility of the accused during the trial will be decided during the trial.
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