Public Prosecutor concerned within six weeks hence intimating that he is going to surrender on a particular date and move for bail and on receipt of such notice, they shall do the needful to communicate the same to the victim/victims to enable him/her/them as the case may be to have his/her/their say in such bail petition by remaining present either in person or through lawyer. But, such date of surrender, however, must not be before ten clear days of such notice to the Investigating Officer and/or Special Public Prosecutor. In spite of the same, if the victim / victims, as the case may be, would not appear, the trial Court shall not wait for disposal of the bail application awaiting their response. Non-intimation of the aforesaid fact to the victim by the Special Public Prosecutor and the Investigating Officer concerned shall also not be a ground to adjourn the bail petition. But, the petitioner must furnish proof of such service of the copy of the order on them. The up-to-date Case Diary and the materials be made available to the Court concerned by the Investigating Officer. Release of the co-accused, if any, be addressed in proper perspective.