bail – Cancellation of – Gravity of the offences alleged and the evidence collected during the investigation should be considered – Deceased was brutally beaten by the accused and despite the above and without considering the seriousness of the offences alleged and despite the statements of the eye witnesses, the High Court by the impugned orders have released the accused on bail in a most perfunctory and casual manner – The High Court has not at all considered the gravity of the offences alleged and the evidence collected during the investigation, which are forming part of the charge sheet – In such a serious matter and looking to the gravity of the offences and considering the statements of eye witnesses and that the entire incident has been recorded in the CCTV footages and the mobile phone, the High Court has committed a grave error in releasing the accused on bail – The judgments and orders passed by the High Court releasing the accused on bail are unsustainable both, on facts as well as on law.
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JAYABEN v. TEJAS KANUBHAI ZALA , 2022 SCeJ 65
