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(ii) Nisansala Priyhadharshini Peri Ingiriya Waduge
(iii) Kanthilatha Mukadan Sarukkalige
11.06.2020
Present : None for the Customs.
Sh. Manish Sharma, Ld. Counsel for the applicants.
An application has been moved on behalf of applicants (1) Nalaka
Chaminda Ediri Munasinghege & (2) Nisansala Priyhadharshini Peri Ingiriya
Waduge seeking permission to travel abroad for a period of two months on the
ground that their 11 years old daughter needs to undergo urgent medical operation in
Sri Lanka. It is further submitted that accused No.3 Kanthilatha Mukadan Sarukkalige
has already been granted permission to travel abroad. It is further submitted that the
show cause notice was already furnished in the Month of April 2020 and considering
the present situation, it may take an enormous amount of time for the final process to
be completed and the same may be harmful for the daughter's health.
TCR furnished, perused. Taken on record.
It is submitted that in view of the current situation, the next flight to Sri
Lanka is scheduled on 16.06.2020 and the applicants seek to travel via same.
In light of the submissions made and considering the urgent medical
requirements of the daughter of the applicants, this Court deems it fit to grant
permission to both the applicants (1) Nalaka Chaminda Ediri Munasinghege & (2)
Nisansala Priyhadharshini Peri Ingiriya Waduge to travel to their home country for
a period of two months from the date of travel subject to the following conditions :
(a) Both the applicants shall furnish separate sureties in
sum of Rs.3,00,000/ with an undertaking to return back to the
country (India) on or before the two months from the date of his
travel, failing which the said amount shall forfeited without
giving any further notice.
(b) That they shall furnish their addresses during their stay
at the above mentioned country.
(c) That they shall not seek extension of their stay abroad
on any ground including medical ground.
(d) That they shall authorize their counsels to appear
before the Court on the date of hearing during their stay.
(e) That they shall produce their respective sureties in the
Court to give statement that they have no objection in case the
accused travel abroad.
Accordingly, be put up for filing bail bonds and surety bonds on 13.06.2020.
Copy of the order be given dasti.
(JYOTI MAHESHWARI)
DMM/PHC/ND/11.06.2020
FIR No. 52/2020
State Vs Francis Tubajika Kalombo
PS Kishan Garh
U/s 14 Foreigners Act
11.06.2020
Present : Ld. APP for the State through VC.
Sh. Rajeev Lochan, Ld. Counsel for applicant/accused.
(JYOTI MAHESHWARI)
DMM/PHC/ND/11.06.2020
FIR No. 08/2013
State Vs Hemant
PS Special Cell
U/s 25 Arms Act
11.06.2020
Present : Ld. APP for the State through VC.
Sh. Vijay Pal Singh, Ld. Counsel for applicant (through VC).
Report in compliance of order dated 08.06.2020 not yet filed.
IO is directed to file the report containing the details of the previous
bail order, the cancellation of same and the details of involvement in heinous cases
during that period.
Be put up on 16.06.2020.
(JYOTI MAHESHWARI)
DMM/PHC/ND/11.06.2020
DRI Vs Yang Zhenguo
File No. DRI/HQGI/338/VI/Enq16/INTNIL/2019
11.06.2020
Present : Ld. SPP for DRI through through telephone.
Ld. SPP for DRI has sought more time to file the reply.
The matter be now listed on 15.06.2020.
(JYOTI MAHESHWARI)
DMM/PHC/ND/11.06.2020
FIR No. 00419/2020
State Vs DL1ZA4112
PS R K Puram
U/s 186/188/353/336/279/270 IPC
11.06.2020
Present : Ld. APP for the State through VC.
Sh. Vinod Kumar, Ld. Counsel for the applicant.
Reply of IO filed, as per which the offending vehicle's DL, RC and insurance papers
are yet to be verified. Accordingly, the vehicle cannot be released on superdari.
However, IO has no objection to the release of the mobile phone of the applicant.
Considering the facts and circumstances in the present case, the mobile phone of
the applicant be released to the registered owner / authorized person Shiv Shankar
Dubey upon due verification and furnishing Indemnity bond of the value of the mobile phone
in question to the satisfaction of the concerned SHO.
Be put up for detailed report after verification on 18.06.2020.
Copy of order be given dasti.
(JYOTI MAHESHWARI)
DMM/PHC/ND/11.06.2020
FIR No. 167/2017
State Vs Rahul Gaur & Ors
PS Barakhamba Road
U/s 174A IPC
11.06.2020
Present : Ld. APP for the State through VC.
Sh. Aman Gaurav, Ld. Counsel for accused.
Despite directions vide order dated 09.06.2020, no reply has yet been
received from Jail Superintendent, Tihar Jail. Issue notice to the Jail Superintendent,
Tihar Jail to file an appropriate response stating the reasons for the accused still
being in custody. Notice be issued to the Jail Superintendent during the course
of the day through all possible modes including email and WhatsApp.
Further, Ahlmad of the concerned Court i.e. the Court of Sh. Dev
Saroha, Ld. MM is directed to trace the bail order and place the same on record at the
earliest. Notice be issued to the Ahlmad during the course of the day through all
possible modes including email and WhatsApp.
Be put up for consideration on 15.06.2020.
(JYOTI MAHESHWARI)
DMM/PHC/ND/11.06.2020
FIR No. 55/2016 & 60/2016
State Vs Navneet Bhadla
PS Barakhamba Road
U/s 174A IPC
11.06.2020
Present : Ld. APP for the State through VC.
Sh. Aman Gaurav, Ld. Counsel for accused.
(JYOTI MAHESHWARI)
DMM/PHC/ND/11.06.2020
FIR No. 120/2019
State Vs Manish Kumar
PS Ch. Puri
U/s 356/379/411/34 IPC
11.06.2020
Present : Ld. APP for the State through VC.
Sh. R.D. Tyagi, Ld. Counsel for accused/ applicant.
Surety of the accused.
An application for bail u/S 437 CrPC has been moved on behalf of
applicant/ accused Manish Kumar.
Reply of the IO to the above bail application filed.
It is contended that the accused is a receiver of the stolen property
and the mobile phone recovered from his possession. However, recovery has already
been effected in the present case. It is further submitted that the accused is a 2223
year old, currently pursuing his graduation and therefore, prolonged judicial custody
will be detrimental to him. Further the accused does not have any previous criminal
record. Additionally, in light of the prevailing situation due to Covid19, it is not
advisable to keep the accused in prolonged judicial custody. Accordingly, the accused
Manish Kumar is hereby admitted to bail on furnishing of bail bond in sum of
Rs.30,000/ with one surety of like amount. Further the accused shall abide by the
following conditions :
1. The accused shall fully cooperate with the investigating agency and shall
present himself whenever required.
2. The accused shall not leave the country without the permission of the Court.
3. The accused shall not tamper with the evidence or influence the witnesses in
any manner.
Bail bond and surety bond furnished. Taken on record. Accepted.
Accused Manish Kumar is hereby admitted to bail.
The application stands disposed off as allowed.
Copy of the order be given dasti.
(JYOTI MAHESHWARI)
DMM/PHC/ND/11.06.2020
FIR No. 001159/2020
State Vs Ram Avtar Yadav
PS Sarojini Nagar
U/s 379 IPC
11.06.2020
This is an application for calling the untrace final report of theft of motor vehicle from
IO moved on behalf of the applicant/ owner Ram Avtar Yadav.
Present : Ld. APP for the State through VC.
Sh. Vaibhav Kumar, Ld. Counsel for accused (through VC).
Submissions heard.
Report be called from the IO concerned on the application.
Issue notice of the application to the IO through all possible modes
including email and WhatsApp.
Be put up on 14.06.2020.
(JYOTI MAHESHWARI)
DMM/PHC/ND/11.06.2020
FIR No. 130/2020
State Vs Vishesh Jangir
PS Special Cell
U/s 419/420 & 66C/66D
11.06.2020
Present : Ld. APP for the State through VC.
Sh. Yashpal Rangi and Sh. Gaurav Singh, Ld. Counsels for accused.
An application has been moved seeking interim bail of the accused
Vishesh Jangir u/S 437 CrPC in light of the directions dated 25.03.2020 (which have
been further amended) of the High Powered Committee of the Hon'ble High Court of
Delhi.
Vide order dated 30.05.2020, the regular bail application of the
applicant was dismissed on the ground that the investigation is a nascen stage and a
large number of victims are yet to be examined. There have been no change of
circumstances since then.
Further, the applicant is in judicial custody since 25.05.2020 and does
not fall within the criteria laid down by the High Powered Committee of the Hon'ble
High Court of Delhi, which states as follows:
“(i) Under trial prisoners (UTPs), who are suffering
from above mentioned illness(es) and are in custody
for three months or more, facing trial in a case
which prescribes a maximum sentence of 7 years
or less;”
On ground of the above, since the criteria laid down has not been met
in the present case, the application for interim bail moved on behalf of the applicant/
accused hereby stands dismissed. The application stands disposed off accordingly.
Copy of the order be given dasti.
(JYOTI MAHESHWARI)
DMM/PHC/ND/11.06.2020
FIR No. 413/2020
State Vs Madan Narayan Yadav
PS V K South
U/s 279/337 IPC
11.06.2020
Present : Ld. APP for the State through VC.
Sh. Manoj Chaudhary, Ld. Counsel for applicant.
(JYOTI MAHESHWARI)
DMM/PHC/ND/11.06.2020
FIR No. 40/2020
State Vs Tushar Bhardwaj
PS Special Cell
U/s 186/353/34 IPC r/w 25/27 Arms Act
11.06.2020
Present : Ld. APP for the State through VC.
Sh. S.A. Khan, Ld. LAC for accused.
(JYOTI MAHESHWARI)
DMM/PHC/ND/11.06.2020
FIR No. 17/2020
State Vs DL 6S BD 0438
PS Mandir Marg
U/s 279/337 IPC
11.06.2020
This is an application seeking release of vehicle No. DL 6SBD 0438 on superdari to
applicant Arun.
Present : Ld. APP for the State through VC.
None for the applicant.
It is submitted that the RC of the offending vehicle has been seized by IO and the
applicant is the registered owner of the vehicle in question.
Reply has already been filed by IO stating 'no objection'.
Heard. Perused.
Instead of releasing the vehicle on superdari, I am of the considered view that the
vehicle has to be released as per directions of Hon'ble Supreme Court in case titled as
Sunder Bhai Ambalal Desai Vs. State of Gujrat, AIR 2003 SC 638 wherein it has been
held that :
“68. Vehicles involved in an offence may be released to the
rightful owner after preparing detailed panchnama; taking
photographs of the vehicle, valuation report, and a security bond.
69. The photographs of the vehicle should be attested
countersigned by the complainant, accused as well as by the
person to whom the custody is handed over.
70. The production of the vehicle should not be insisted upon
during the trial. The panchnama and photographs along with the
valuation report should suffice for the purposes of evidence.
71. Return of vehicles and permission for sale thereof should be
the general norm rather than the exception.
72. If the vehicle is insured, the court shall issue notice to the
owner and the insurance company for disposal of the vehicle. If
there is no response or the owner declines to take the vehicle or
informs that it has claimed insurance/released its right in the
vehicle to the insurance company and the insurance company
fails to take possession of the vehicle, the vehicle may be ordered
to be sold in auction.
73. If a vehicle is not claimed by the accused, owner, or the
insurance company or by a third person, it may be ordered to be
sold by auction.”
The view of the Hon'ble Supreme Court has been reiterated by Hon'ble Delhi
High Court in case titled as Manjit Singh Vs. State in Crl. M.C. No. 4485/2013 dated
10.09.2014.
Considering the facts and circumstances and law laid down by higher Courts,
vehicle in question bearing registration number DL 6SBD 0438 be released to the
registered owner / authorized person Arun on furnishing Indemnity bond of the value of
the vehicle to the satisfaction of the concerned SHO along with the RC and other related
documents. Panchnama shall be filed in the Court along with chargesheet.
Application is accordingly disposed of.
(JYOTI MAHESHWARI)
DMM/PHC/ND/11.06.2020
FIR No. 0173/2020
State Vs Ashok Kumar
PS V K South
U/s 186/353/34/308 IPC
11.06.2020
Present : Ld. APP for the State through VC.
Ld. Counsel for accused (through VC).
(JYOTI MAHESHWARI)
DMM/PHC/ND/11.06.2020
FIR No. 0043/2020
State Vs Rahul Jain
PS Chanakya Puri
U/s 188/269/270/27 IPC
11.06.2020
Present : Ld. APP for the State through VC.
None for the applicant.
It is submitted that the RC of the offending vehicle has been seized by IO and the
applicant is the registered owner of the vehicle in question.
Reply has already been filed by IO stating 'no objection'.
Heard. Perused.
Instead of releasing the vehicle on superdari, I am of the considered view that the
vehicle has to be released as per directions of Hon'ble Supreme Court in case titled as
Sunder Bhai Ambalal Desai Vs. State of Gujrat, AIR 2003 SC 638 wherein it has been
held that :
“68. Vehicles involved in an offence may be released to the
rightful owner after preparing detailed panchnama; taking
photographs of the vehicle, valuation report, and a security bond.
69. The photographs of the vehicle should be attested
countersigned by the complainant, accused as well as by the
person to whom the custody is handed over.
70. The production of the vehicle should not be insisted upon
during the trial. The panchnama and photographs along with the
valuation report should suffice for the purposes of evidence.
71. Return of vehicles and permission for sale thereof should be
the general norm rather than the exception.
72. If the vehicle is insured, the court shall issue notice to the
owner and the insurance company for disposal of the vehicle. If
there is no response or the owner declines to take the vehicle or
informs that it has claimed insurance/released its right in the
vehicle to the insurance company and the insurance company
fails to take possession of the vehicle, the vehicle may be ordered
to be sold in auction.
73. If a vehicle is not claimed by the accused, owner, or the
insurance company or by a third person, it may be ordered to be
sold by auction.”
The view of the Hon'ble Supreme Court has been reiterated by Hon'ble Delhi
High Court in case titled as Manjit Singh Vs. State in Crl. M.C. No. 4485/2013 dated
10.09.2014.
Considering the facts and circumstances and law laid down by higher Courts,
vehicle in question bearing registration number DL1SU7809 be released to the registered
owner / authorized person Rahul Singh on furnishing Indemnity bond of the value of the
vehicle to the satisfaction of the concerned SHO along with the RC and other related
documents. Panchnama shall be filed in the Court along with chargesheet.
Application is accordingly disposed of.
Copy of the order be given dasti.
(JYOTI MAHESHWARI)
DMM/PHC/ND/11.06.2020
FIR No. 0363/2020
State Vs DL 1 RS 4257
PS V K South
U/s 188 MV Act
11.06.2020
Present : Ld. APP for the State through VC.
None for the applicant.
It is submitted that the RC of the offending vehicle has been seized by IO and the
applicant is the registered owner of the vehicle in question.
Reply has already been filed by IO stating 'no objection'.
Heard. Perused.
Instead of releasing the vehicle on superdari, I am of the considered view that the
vehicle has to be released as per directions of Hon'ble Supreme Court in case titled as
Sunder Bhai Ambalal Desai Vs. State of Gujrat, AIR 2003 SC 638 wherein it has been
held that :
“68. Vehicles involved in an offence may be released to the
rightful owner after preparing detailed panchnama; taking
photographs of the vehicle, valuation report, and a security bond.
69. The photographs of the vehicle should be attested
countersigned by the complainant, accused as well as by the
person to whom the custody is handed over.
70. The production of the vehicle should not be insisted upon
during the trial. The panchnama and photographs along with the
valuation report should suffice for the purposes of evidence.
71. Return of vehicles and permission for sale thereof should be
the general norm rather than the exception.
72. If the vehicle is insured, the court shall issue notice to the
owner and the insurance company for disposal of the vehicle. If
there is no response or the owner declines to take the vehicle or
informs that it has claimed insurance/released its right in the
vehicle to the insurance company and the insurance company
fails to take possession of the vehicle, the vehicle may be ordered
to be sold in auction.
73. If a vehicle is not claimed by the accused, owner, or the
insurance company or by a third person, it may be ordered to be
sold by auction.”
The view of the Hon'ble Supreme Court has been reiterated by Hon'ble Delhi
High Court in case titled as Manjit Singh Vs. State in Crl. M.C. No. 4485/2013 dated
10.09.2014.
Considering the facts and circumstances and law laid down by higher Courts,
vehicle in question bearing registration number DL1RS4257 be released to the registered
owner / authorized person Bhupender Singh Bhadauria on furnishing Indemnity bond of
the value of the vehicle to the satisfaction of the concerned SHO along with the RC and other
related documents. Panchnama shall be filed in the Court along with chargesheet.
Application is accordingly disposed of.
(JYOTI MAHESHWARI)
DMM/PHC/ND/11.06.2020
FIR No. 141/2020
State Vs Pankaj Kumar
PS Sagarpur
U/s 392/34 IPC
11.06.2020
Present : Ld. APP for the State through VC.
Sh. A.K. Sheoran, Ld. Counsel for applicant/accused.
It is submitted that Ld. Counsel for the applicant seeks to withdraw the
application filed u/S 437 CrPC on behalf of accused Pankaj Kumar as the
applicant/accused has already been granted bail vide order of the Court dated
02.06.2020. The same stands permitted.
Ld. Counsel for the applicant seeks to furnish bail bonds and surety
bonds. Bail bonds and surety bonds furnished. Taken on record. The same stands
accepted. Accused Pankaj Kumar is hereby admitted to bail.
Copy of the order be given dasti.
(JYOTI MAHESHWARI)
DMM/PHC/ND/11.06.2020
FIR No. 0238/2020
State Vs DL 9SAQ 6366
PS Sagarpur
U/s 188 IPC & 128/177, 129/177 MV Act
11.06.2020
This is an application seeking release of vehicle No. DL 9SAQ 6366 on superdari to
applicant Surender Singh Verma.
Present : Ld. APP for the State through VC.
None for the applicant.
It is submitted that the RC of the offending vehicle has been seized by IO and the
applicant is the registered owner of the vehicle in question.
Reply has already been filed by IO stating 'no objection'.
Heard. Perused.
Instead of releasing the vehicle on superdari, I am of the considered view that the
vehicle has to be released as per directions of Hon'ble Supreme Court in case titled as
Sunder Bhai Ambalal Desai Vs. State of Gujrat, AIR 2003 SC 638 wherein it has been
held that :
“68. Vehicles involved in an offence may be released to the
rightful owner after preparing detailed panchnama; taking
photographs of the vehicle, valuation report, and a security bond.
69. The photographs of the vehicle should be attested
countersigned by the complainant, accused as well as by the
person to whom the custody is handed over.
70. The production of the vehicle should not be insisted upon
during the trial. The panchnama and photographs along with the
valuation report should suffice for the purposes of evidence.
71. Return of vehicles and permission for sale thereof should be
the general norm rather than the exception.
72. If the vehicle is insured, the court shall issue notice to the
owner and the insurance company for disposal of the vehicle. If
there is no response or the owner declines to take the vehicle or
informs that it has claimed insurance/released its right in the
vehicle to the insurance company and the insurance company
fails to take possession of the vehicle, the vehicle may be ordered
to be sold in auction.
73. If a vehicle is not claimed by the accused, owner, or the
insurance company or by a third person, it may be ordered to be
sold by auction.”
The view of the Hon'ble Supreme Court has been reiterated by Hon'ble Delhi
High Court in case titled as Manjit Singh Vs. State in Crl. M.C. No. 4485/2013 dated
10.09.2014.
Considering the facts and circumstances and law laid down by higher Courts,
vehicle in question bearing registration number DL 9SAQ 6366 be released to the
registered owner / authorized person Surender Singh Verma on furnishing Indemnity
bond of the value of the vehicle to the satisfaction of the concerned SHO along with the RC
and other related documents. Panchnama shall be filed in the Court along with chargesheet.
Application is accordingly disposed of.
(JYOTI MAHESHWARI)
DMM/PHC/ND/11.06.2020
FIR No. 102/2020
State Vs Untrace
PS Delhi Cantt.
U/s 279/337 IPC
11.06.2020
Present : Ld. APP for the State through VC.
Sh. Sanjay Kumar, Ld. Counsel for applicant.
It is submitted that the RC of the offending vehicle has been seized by IO and the
applicant is the registered owner of the vehicle in question.
Reply of the IO not yet received. IO is directed to file the reply at the earliest.
Issue notice of the application to the IO through all possible modes including
email and WhatsApp.
Be put up for consideration/ reply on 15.06.2020.
(JYOTI MAHESHWARI)
DMM/PHC/ND/11.06.2020
FIR No. 81/2020
State Vs Nitin Kr. Vaid
PS Sarojini Nagar
U/s 188/269 IPC & 51 DM Act
11.06.2020
This is an application seeking release of vehicle No. UK 07BY8644 on superdari to
applicant Yasmeen Kumar.
Present : Ld. APP for the State through VC.
Sh. Amit Kumar, Ld. Counsel for accused.
It is submitted that the RC of the offending vehicle has been seized by IO and the
applicant is the registered owner of the vehicle in question.
Reply has already been filed by IO stating 'no objection'.
Heard. Perused.
Instead of releasing the vehicle on superdari, I am of the considered view that the
vehicle has to be released as per directions of Hon'ble Supreme Court in case titled as
Sunder Bhai Ambalal Desai Vs. State of Gujrat, AIR 2003 SC 638 wherein it has been
held that :
“68. Vehicles involved in an offence may be released to the
rightful owner after preparing detailed panchnama; taking
photographs of the vehicle, valuation report, and a security bond.
69. The photographs of the vehicle should be attested
countersigned by the complainant, accused as well as by the
person to whom the custody is handed over.
70. The production of the vehicle should not be insisted upon
during the trial. The panchnama and photographs along with the
valuation report should suffice for the purposes of evidence.
71. Return of vehicles and permission for sale thereof should be
the general norm rather than the exception.
72. If the vehicle is insured, the court shall issue notice to the
owner and the insurance company for disposal of the vehicle. If
there is no response or the owner declines to take the vehicle or
informs that it has claimed insurance/released its right in the
vehicle to the insurance company and the insurance company
fails to take possession of the vehicle, the vehicle may be ordered
to be sold in auction.
73. If a vehicle is not claimed by the accused, owner, or the
insurance company or by a third person, it may be ordered to be
sold by auction.”
The view of the Hon'ble Supreme Court has been reiterated by Hon'ble Delhi
High Court in case titled as Manjit Singh Vs. State in Crl. M.C. No. 4485/2013 dated
10.09.2014.
Considering the facts and circumstances and law laid down by higher Courts,
vehicle in question bearing registration number UK 07BY8644 be released to the
registered owner / authorized person Yasmeen Kumar on furnishing Indemnity bond of
the value of the vehicle to the satisfaction of the concerned SHO along with the RC and other
related documents. Panchnama shall be filed in the Court along with chargesheet.
Application is accordingly disposed of.
Copy of the order be given dasti.
(JYOTI MAHESHWARI)
DMM/PHC/ND/11.06.2020
Challan No. DL1895920 0216144500
State Vs Yog Raj
11.06.2020
Present : Ld. APP for the State through VC.
Sh. Amit Kumar, Ld. counsel for applicant.
Despite directions, report of the IO/ Traffic Inspector not yet received.
Issue directions to the Traffic Inspector to file a reply to the
application of superdari of vehicle No.DL1S W4356, at the earliest.
Copy of the order be sent to the TI concerned through all
possible modes including email and WhatsApp.
Be put up on 13.06.2020.
(JYOTI MAHESHWARI)
DMM/PHC/ND/11.06.2020
FIR No. 63/2019
State Vs Varun @ Nishu
PS Special Cell
U/s 25 Arms Act
11.06.2020
Present : Ld. APP for the State through VC.
None for the applicant/accused.
Put up for filing bail bonds and surety bonds on 16.06.2020.
(JYOTI MAHESHWARI)
DMM/PHC/ND/11.06.2020
FIR No. 44/2018
State Vs Vijay Kumar
PS Special Cell
U/s 406/420/409/120B IPC & 66 IT Act
11.06.2020
Present : Ld. APP for the State through VC.
Sh. Kuldeep Gaur, Ld. Counsel for accused.
An application for bail has been moved on behalf of accused Vijay
Kumar u/s 437 CrPC.
Reply of the IO to the above bail application is already on record.
It is submitted that the accused is in custody since 24.04.2018 and his
name is not mentioned in the initial FIR. Further it is also submitted that all other co
accused have already been released on bail and Mr. Kamal Singh, who is the director
of Habitex Group, was released on interim bail vide order of Hon'ble High Court dated
05.06.2020. Therefore, bail is sought for accused on the ground of parity. It is also
submitted that a long time may be taken for filing of chargesheet since a large
number of witnesses are yet to be interrogated. It is also submitted that SS Alagh is
the mastermind and there is no allegation of the accused having received any benefits
till date.
Per contra; the bail application is opposed on behalf of the IO on the
ground that the accused Vijay Kumar is the brother in law of accused Kamal Singh
and worked as Admin IT Manager and handled all the IT related work.
Submissions heard.
Be put up for consideration/ clarifications/ orders on 15.06.2020.
(JYOTI MAHESHWARI)
DMM/PHC/ND/11.06.2020
FIR No. 0330/2019
State Vs Vikas Das
PS Kishan Garh
U/s 376/354(D)/506 IPC
11.06.2020
Present : Ld. APP for the State through VC.
Sh. Vaibhav Kumar, Ld. Counsel for accused.
11.06.2020
Present : Ld. APP for the State through VC.
Sh. Amit Grover, Ld. Counsel for accused.
(JYOTI MAHESHWARI)
DMM/PHC/ND/11.06.2020
FIR No. 11294/2020
State Vs Suresh Nishad
PS Sagarpur
U/s 379/411 IPC
11.06.2020
Present : Ld. APP for the State through VC.
None for the applicant/ accused.
(JYOTI MAHESHWARI)
DMM/PHC/ND/11.06.2020