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G.B.PATTANAIK, UMESH C.BANERJEE, S.N.VARIAVA
Narinderjit Singh Sahni & another – Appellant
Versus
Union of India & others – Respondent


Judgment

UMESH C. BANERJEE, J.:---This batch of writ petitions under Article 32 of the Constitution by reason of supposed infraction of Article 21, were moved before this Court for the grant of an order for bail in the nature as prescribed under section 438 Cri.P.C., and in line with the orders dated 28-3-2000 in W.P. (Cri.) No. 256 of 1999 and dated 5-5-2000 in W.Ps. (Cri.) Nos. 72-75 of 2000 passed earlier by this Court. To crystallize the issue, the orders as passed earlier ought to be noticed at this juncture. The first of the two orders read as below: (JVG Group of Companies: Writ Petition (Cri.) No. 256 of 1999)

"It is not possible for us to order that all his cases pending in different States should be consolidated into one and brought before one Court. That would impose unwarranted and unnecessary hardships on the witnesses and investigating agency spread over those different States. Nor are we inclined to order the Central Bureau of Investigation to take up the investigation in respect of all cases, and further that he would make himself available on any date when his presence is imperatively needed in that Court.

3. We permit the petitioner to move the appropriate High Court











































































































































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