(1) The court shall notify the concerned police office of the date on which the government witnesses are to appear and after receiving such notice, it is the duty of the police to bring such witnesses and witnesses to the court through the public prosecutor on the appointed date and time. will be By the date the court decides to hear the evidence, the court will be able to hear the witnesses who cannot be abroad or who cannot be present for any other reason but cannot understand, if they are presented before the court.
(2) According to the order of the court, in case the police cannot bring the witness of the government party to appear on the appointed day, the reason for not being able to appear must be opened in the name of the concerned village development committee or municipality officials or noblemen, and a bond should be raised in the format as per schedule-14 and submitted to the relevant public prosecutor's office. . If the public prosecutor asks for time to bring the witness again with the bond attached, the court can order the witness to come again at the requested time.
(3) According to this rule, the related police office will provide the expenses incurred in bringing the witness to the court. When the expenses are provided in this way, every witness will be given a daily and visiting allowance similar to that of a gazetted first class government employee. If a government employee is required to appear as a witness, such amount will be given from the office he/she works in accordance with the prevailing economic law rules.