Criminal Code of Conduct (CCPC) Section 497 (2) of the Criminal Procedure (XLV of 1860), Section 302/34/109 Guarantee, 16 years of age of the accused and the grant of a few months old were minor and could not be executed. Was. Even if the accused had been mature enough to be able to discern the outcome of the act and thus be held responsible for the offense, it was a matter of further investigation, which was decided by the trial court to record evidence. It may be decided by the trial court later. Only the accused can be considered liable for the trial of the Dait, so the prohibition clause of section 497 (1) does not, even though the CR PC allegedly caused injury to the accused armed with cotton. The accused was not charged. It was attributed to anyone and only Lalakara. The question is whether the accused raised Lalcara and whether he said that Llakara was of commanding nature, a decision can be made in this case as well, therefore, there is no reasonable basis for believing it. Used used to commit a crime against him and there were grounds for further investigation of his crime.
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