Section 497 (5) of the Conduct Rule (XLV of 1860), the cancellation of section 324 bail, while granting bail to the accused during the plea of the trial court, was based on the fact that the complainant's injury was natural. ? And that there were two contradictory versions of these incidents, as described by three people in their affidavit, in which different versions of the incident were given, which made the suspect's case another inquiry, once The bail was extended until the concession was granted, and an extraordinary basis had to be set for canceling the bail, as there were different considerations on the issue of bail approval and cancellation of bail. Section 7 (7) (CRPC) ordered the court to cancel the bail even though the offense was canceled. The punishment was death, transport or ten years imprisonment. The bail cancellation request has no power, it was dismissed
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