Supreme Court of India
Sita Ram v. Balbir@ Bali & Anr.
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BAIL: Cancellation of bail -- group of 30-35 persons led by c first respondent, armed with lathis and firearms causing death of one person and injuries to others - High Court granting anticipatory bail to first respondent - Held: Additional Sessions Judge has found prima facie case against first respondent and other accused -- Incident had caused public 0 panic in the area - First respondent is a very influential person in the area -- Moreover, his antecedents are such that a reasonably strong apprehension of his tampering with witnesses or to carry out threats is imminent and omnipresent
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