Sections 169, 173, 190 (1) (A), 497 and 561A of the Code of Criminal Procedure (XLV of 1860), section 302/34 of the accused to the police (section HO) Was released on bail under Section 119, Cr. The PCA stated that there was no reasonable basis that he had committed a non-bailable offense and that there were grounds for further investigation of his crime by the police (Section HO) of the complainant. The session judge had canceled the request for duty. The cases of the police and the courts, being completely different, the courts cannot prosecute the jurisdiction of the police by forcing the police to change their opinion accordingly, hearing the charges related to section 169, CRPC. Relative or deficient is concerned with the lack of evidence to maintain a deficiency. In order to justify sending the accused to court for trial, the function of C function D was to be carried out by the police officer in charge on reasonable grounds, and any court under section 156 (3), c. Could not order. RPC or section 909090 (1) may take notice of the matter under CRPC or when the report was sent under section 737373, the CCPC court may either release the bond or the accused remains on bond. The police station may order the arrest of the officer in charge. Under section to69, CRPC should not be intercepted by a magistrate under section 1 to and, unless the police report, and for that matter, by the sessions court and even by the high court. , By the CCC Court and even by the High Court, the PC and even then
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