If there is sufficient reason for any person prosecuted for an offense under this Act to destroy or destroy any evidence or to interfere with or have an adverse effect on the investigation and investigation, the investigating officer may detain him in accordance with the prevailing law.
(2) If the investigation is not completed within twenty-four hours regarding the person detained in accordance with sub-section (1) and it is found that the investigation should be continued by keeping him in custody, the investigating officer shall present him before the officer hearing the case and keep him in custody only after obtaining permission from the officer hearing the case. According to this, when seeking permission from the officer hearing the case, the accusation against the detained person, its basis, the reason why he should be detained and investigated and if his statement has been recorded, the use of the statement should be clearly mentioned. (3) A person who has been brought before the hearing officer for permission to detain in accordance with sub-section (2) may submit an application to the hearing officer for his physical examination.
(4) If permission to detain in accordance with sub-section (2) is requested, the officer hearing the case after looking at the relevant documents and considering whether the investigation has been carried out satisfactorily, if it is found that the investigation is being carried out satisfactorily, may grant permission to detain the person in detention for a maximum period of six months not exceeding thirty days once or several times. .
(5) When requesting an extension of the period of detention according to sub-section (4), the person in detention may, if he wishes, submit an application to the officer who opened the case and the reason why he should not remain in detention.