Application against the insertion of a Penal Code section in the Bail Order in Sections 561A and 497 Panel Code (XLV of 1860), Sections 959595 and 1212 when the applicant / accused complaint was not filed in the FIR This section 412, PPC was not included in the FIR, but the jail authorities were not releasing the applicant on the pretext that section 959595, PPC, in addition to section 121212, received warrants, PPC Also included in the aforementioned warrant, was not released by the petitioner, despite the High Court order. The Superintendent Jail referred to the section 412, PPC endorsement, primarily on the basis of the remand order available in the jail record, when the accused was granted bail in the main case, a minor offense, a bail order. I was not involved, will not affect the acceptance of the guarantee. A court has ordered that an accused of a particular FIR be released on bail, especially in connection with that FIR, when a person has been granted bail by a court. And at the same time, he was ordered to be released, further imprisonment by prison authorities would be illegal detention, which would justify the removal of civilians from the FIR clarification or The contents of any relevant investigative article will not be controlled. The High Court had directed the jail authorities regarding the FIR statement and its contents to be cautious in the matter, because once the court granted bail to a person, the person would remain in the custody of the jail authorities. And was in the court premises
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