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1991 Supreme(SC) 458

J.S.VERMA, L.M.SHARMA
Vikramjit Singh – Appellant
Versus
State Of M. P. – Respondent


JUDGMENT

Special leave is granted.

2. The appellant is an accused in a murder case. After his prayer for bail was rejected by the trial Court he filed an application before the High Court which was dismissed with the observation that he could renew the prayer after the submission of the report by the police on completion of investigation. After the charge sheet was filed in the case the appellant along with two other accused persons renewed the prayer before the Sessions Judge who again rejected the same. The appellant, thereafter, filed another petition before the High Court which was allowed by Mr. Justice B. C. Varma on 6-7-90 and the appellant was directed to be released on bail. Another accused, Dharmendra Kumar Sharma, thereafter, approached the High Court for bail which was placed before Mr. Justice G. C. Gupta who made an order in his favour by his judgment dated 8-9-90 but, observed that the accused persons (including the present appellant) who had been earlier granted bail by the High Court did not deserve to be enlarged on bail, and that it was "a fit case where the State should apply for cancellation of bail of all the accused persons". In view of this observation the St





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