After submitting the challan to the Criminal Code of Criminal Procedure (CR PC) Sections 173 and 439 of the Conduct Code (XLV of 1850), section 302/307/148/149, the accused was acquitted as a result of further investigation and As a result, he was dismissed from the order. Subsequently, a magistrate's application for a dismissal was filed before the trial court on the basis of which the expulsion order was heard by the magistrate, which was reviewed by the High Court. Had denied that the said order of the trial court was neither illegal nor of any jurisdiction, as this challan was submitted to the trial court and this court had accepted it. It was for this court to determine the accused's innocence or guilt before the law, which could be done by him at any stage of the trial.
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