Further investigation into the section 497 (2) Criminal Procedure (XLV of 1860), Sections 302/147 and 148 bail, the accused was a further investigation of the case. First, because the complainant had already charged three people for the commission of the crime, however, he subsequently submitted a request to the local police and charged the three others. Secondly, there was no direct evidence against the accused. Thirdly, there was no independent contentious evidence to adequately link the culprit to the crime, and fourth, the facts and circumstances of the prosecution's case appear to be full of doubts when it is said that the facts come together. If done, the first facts are reasonably provided. There is a basis for believing that the accused persons were not the perpetrators of the crime and that there are grounds for further investigation of their crime which entitles them to arbitrary relief of bail, in the circumstances, on the bail of the accused. Submitted.
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