Before the arrest of Sections 498, the Conduct Code (XLV of 1860), Sections 337F (iii) and 337L (ii) / 34, the accused's grant, although designated in the FIR and designated a specific role. Was reported, but allegedly committed a crime. He had a three-year sentence. There is no point in refusing to arrest the accused on a technical basis, when every day after his arrest, the accused had every possibility of passing his arrest warrant. As the basic conviction for the alleged crime, the accused's request for bail was accepted and the ad interim arrest warrant was confirmed. \ r \ n
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