The Gauhati High Court granted bail to Amritprava Mahanta in the Zubeen Garg death case, observing that the materials on record did not prima facie establish her role in the alleged conspiracy. Justice Pranjal Das noted that witness statements and documents did not support the charge-sheet allegations against her, while clarifying that the findings were limited to the bail proceedings.
Read Full ArticleThe Madras High Court directs a special bail hearing for two villagers arrested over the removal of unauthorised culvert pipes, after police admitted that no damage was caused to solar panels. The Court questions whether citizens can be blamed for acting when authorities fail to intervene.
Supreme Court grants bail to Kanha @ Kanhaiya Singh, holding that judges must refrain from imposing personal views on morality while deciding bail or criminal trials.
Madras High Court upholds bail cancellation after Instagram posts portrayed the accused as ‘Vellore King’ with a weapon-like object, finding a real risk of witnesses being overawed.
Delhi High Court declines urgent relief in habeas corpus plea by Karni Sena chief after Delhi Police said he was neither arrested nor detained and was free to move.
Supreme Court holds that bail orders in serious offences must reflect proper application of mind and contain adequate reasons, cancelling bail granted to two accused.
Supreme Court cancels bail of Nigerian accused in heroin smuggling case after fake surety was detected and issues safeguards for verifying sureties and foreign accused.
Thiruvananthapuram court grants bail to journalist T G Mohandas in cyber crime case over Jantar Mantar videos, finding police failed to issue mandatory Section 35(3) BNSS notice before arrest.
Gujarat High Court grants bail to woman accused of blackmailing a man with a purported nude video and threatening to falsely implicate him in a rape case.
SC emphasizes a liberal approach to bail under Section 437(6) CrPC but clarifies it doesn’t grant an absolute right, balancing liberty with judicial discretion.
The Supreme Court modifies a Delhi High Court bail order, removing the unusual requirement for the accused to reside in Delhi during trial proceedings.
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