Section 249A & 265K of the Criminal Procedure Code (CRPC), pursuant to the prosecution and after the trial, after recording the statements of witnesses, usually under section 200, CRPC. Without a trial, the order of acquittal should not be recorded. The accused has the opportunity to add further evidence after the indictment, however, in an appropriate case, without indictment or recording the evidence of the facts of the case. One can also record the verdict of evil, if justice is demanded it would be irrational and vice versa. Keeping in mind the provisions of the accused's conduct that even when the trial should not have begun, the accused was not capable of removing the error as soon as possible to harass the party and eliminate the injury. Because it will depend. On the facts of each case
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