Section 497 (2) of the Criminal Procedure (XLV of 1860), section 302/324/148/149/109 bail, further investigation into the aerial firing and approval of the Larkar case, even though the accused's name was listed in the FIR Despite the aerial shootings and the raising of the lacrosse, the suspect did not suffer any injury to the victim's partner and was alleged to have hit several hatchets and detainees on the deceased due to a previous rivalry between the parties. There was no crime scene at the scene of the incident. Bail was granted in these circumstances, three hours after the enrollment of the case, in which, firstly, the accused, with the air firing charges, also presented the case for the involvement of the accused in the case under investigation.
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