Section 497 (2) of the Conduct Code (XLV of 1860), Sections 324 and 337F (iii) / 34 guaranteed, the accused had the injury of kissing on the wound of the further investigation, the nature of the skin was deep and the non-verifiable settlement was investigated. Has revealed that the person injured was not shot. The accused had minor injuries to Kalashnikov with the co-accused, and the investigation concluded that the co-accused was, in fact, due to the injury, making it a matter of further investigation with bail. The most serious step was that he decided to exchange a common intention with his partner in the guilt of attempted murder from his co-accused. This was a question that could be settled only after the evidence was recorded. That the right to bail as a punishment cannot be withheld. Injuries were defined in the Medico Legal Certificate and in the radiologist's report, such as non-fatal injury to a skin injury, by keeping the suspects behind bars for an indefinite period and until the trial was finalized. Further investigation is underway, the accused has been directed to be released on bail
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