Supreme Court of India
Ravindersingh @ Ravi Pavar v. State of Gujarat
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We hold that the appellant is not at all entitled to bail at this stage and the High Court has rightly denied his application for bail, consequently, the appeal of the accused fails and the same is dismissed.
Judgment, page 10
From the headnote
Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973: s.439(1) read with Art.136 of the Constitution - Bail - Hooch tragedy - large number of persons died and other suffered serious physical injuries by consuming country made liquor containing ethyl and methyl alcohol - Hald: The materials placed on record prima facie establish that the appellant was not a mere supplier of spurious alcohol but he was involved in the criminal conspiracy of manufacturing spurious liquor along with the main accused and selling the same at various places through his men - Besides, the appellant is a habitual offender and is facing
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