Amendments to the Criminal Code of Conduct (v. 1898), Section 435 and 561 of the Sessions Judge's Section 302/34 order to summon an accused to prosecute, the Sanctions Code states. The verdict was recorded without any evidence or finding a preliminary case against him although he was found innocent and released by a magistrate. Police initially found the accused innocent. The complainant filed a private complaint against the accused under Sections Mag302 / 4, 4/34, was transferred to the Sessions Court and Stability was achieved with the estate case against the accused. Both cases were based on the same facts. A disciplinary trial was required, so either the state challan case could go to the accused and the co-accused, who was prosecuting them or a private complaint. The fact is that the Sessions Judge decided to hear the State Challan case, summoned the accused after facing a prosecution case, their proceedings did not result in any illegal interference of the Order of Sessions Judge. Declining to do so, refusing to interfere with the review
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