The complainant, who was a 16 or 17-year-old boy in two versions of the Section 497 Prevention Code (XLV of 1860), guaranteed that he had earlier complained against his sister-in-law to his sister and two others. And then in his statement under Section 111, CRPC, withdrew from the above statement and accused the other two persons of committing extra-judicial confession before they were convicted. No other effective material was available to connect to, except that the defendant's record on the aforementioned statement of the complainant surrendered before the complainant. He denied the crime, the accused in the absence of any direct evidence against suspects, accused persons may not be granted bail because of alleged extra-judicial confession because the facts of the case called for further inquiry
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