Police in case of deficiency of incriminating evidence can release a person ?
Correct answer: B. Upon his own bond
- A. Without sureties
- B. Upon his own bond
- C. Without any requirement
- D. None of above
Explanation
Under section 169, when evidence is insufficient, the officer in charge may release the person on his own bond, subject to the applicable bail requirements. This is not an unconditional release without any requirement.
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