Sections 497, 204 and 91 of the Conduct Code (XLV of 1860), Sections 302/148/149, the defendant's grant were declared innocent in the investigation and the police against it in connection with the same incident under Section 204, Cr. I was registered in a private complaint without complaint. The PC was directed by the trial court to direct the accused to appear before the court for trial. At the trial of the accused trial court, instead of pursuing the provisions of section 204, directing the execution of the bond with or without bail, the PC dismissed the defendant's ball application and prosecuted it. The bargains were sent behind bars that did not need to be touched at the time of the decision to request a bail in a private complaint, therefore, it was kept on the ground of not being stable. However, the accused was admitted on technical grounds only after the provisions of section 204, the CRPC read with Section 91, CRPC and submitted it with a bail bond in the amount of RO. Was instructed. Offers 500,000 with two bailouts, each was rejected by a court bail plea to satisfy similar trial.
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