Supreme Court of India
Rajesh Ranjan Yadav & Pappu Yadav v. Cbi through its Director
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We are of the opinion that they do not as of now justify his release on bail even on medical grounds the more so as all facilities are being made available to him by the jail authorities.
Judgment, page 7
From the headnote
Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973: Bail-Grant of-Held: No case for release on bail is made out- c Several bail applications filed by accused on similar grounds earlier rejected by the High Court/Supreme Court-Demise of father of accused does not ipso facto entitle him to be released on bail particularly when serious charges were leveled against him-Defence '1. evidence not completed either due to absence of defence witnesses or ~ for seeking adjournment by them on other grounds-Release on medical ground also not justified as the medical facilities being provided to him-However, authorities
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