Supreme Court of India
Sanghian Pandian Rajkumar v. Central Bureau of Investigation & Anr.
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CODE OF CRIMINAL PROCEDURE, 1973: s. 439 - Bail - Factors to be considered before granting bail - Culled out - Appellants an JPS and an S.J. of Police in Anti Terrorist Squad stated to have been involved in killing of three persons - Held: In the light of the details, allegations 0 in charge-sheet filed before court, the facts that many of the co-accused have been granted bail by trial court/High Court and Supreme Court, that both appellants are in custody for nearly 7 years pending trial, that it would not be possible for Special Court to conclude the trial within a reasonable period and
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