Section 497 (2) of the Criminal Procedure (XLV of 1860), Sections 324, 148 and 149 bail, further investigations were reported to the grant police, which resulted in an unusual and unspecified delay of about six to six days. , But the suspect did not repeat the question as to whether the suspect wanted to kill the injured prosecution witness, further investigation would be required, in which case the police officer failed to indicate that the suspect was extorted. Was involved in any case of murder. The prosecution's primary fianc? did not forward the prosecution's case, as according to the FIR's contents, the suspect was wounded by a .222 bore rifle and no. In the case of section 497 (2), the accused was shot in the case of further inquiry into the crime of the accused, CRPC was made accused, circumstances were privileged as no favor or exception in favor of bail and said this right. There is no denying that bail should not be allowed after the trial has begun, especially since the accused has been in jail for a long time.
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