completed within twenty four hours and why he considers that the accusation or the information against that person is well-founded. - If the Magistrate releases a person on the grounds that the accusation or the information against the person produced before him is not well-founded and there are no materials in the case diary against that person, he shall proceed under section 190(1)(c) of the Code against that police officer who arrested the person without warrant for committing offence under section 220 of the Penal Code. Guidelines on Remand If the Magistrate is satisfied on consideration of the reasons stated in the forwarding letter as to whether the accusation or the information is well-founded and that there are materials in the case diary for detaining the person in custody, the Magistrate shall pass an order for further detention in jail. Otherwise, he shall release the person forthwith. - If the Magistrate passes an order for further detention in jail, the Investigating officer shall interrogate the accused, if necessary for the purpose of investigation, in a room in the jail till the room as mentioned in recommendation B(2)(b) is constructed. - In the application for taking the accused into police custody for interrogation, the investigating officer shall state reasons as mentioned in recommendation B(2)(c). 38