Attempts to commit Sections 561A, 173, 77, 87 and 88 Panel Code (XLV of 1860), Sections 302, 324, 338C, 506 (2) and 34 Qtal Eemd, Qatl Eamd, Abortion. Issuing a criminal threat, joint intention to set a non-bailable warrant, the police investigated the case against the accused, and the investigating officer, who named the accused in column number 2, did not agree to the report of the Magistrate Investigation Officer, and the illegal order. Including the accused and ordering them to issue non-bailable warrant, the order filed by the accused under section 61 Section A has been challenged by the accused. Yes, the CCPC Validity Magistrate was not just a post office to send all police-designated suspects to trial, and they should be released. The challan was placed in the magistrate's column number 2, he had to keep his mind in mind and he would then have to make up his mind to agree or disagree with the police report. The magistrate will examine the crime and not the particular person. I was assisted if the magistrate decides to join the person named in column 2 of the challan, it is his duty to ask for him or her, which may include the use of coercion procedures. Issuance of non-bailable warrants and proceedings under section 87 and, 88, under CCPC, if such person has not been produced before the magistrate If, in the present case, they were cooperating with the police because the names of the accused were mentioned in column 2, it would be hard for the first time to issue a non-bailable warrant against the magistrate. Please. And next
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