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2018 Supreme(P&H) 1852

ANITA CHAUDHRY
SANDEEP KUMAR – Appellant
Versus
STATE OF PUNJAB – Respondent


Advocates:
Advocate Appeared:
For the Appellant :Mr. M.K. Dhot, Advocate
For the Respondent: Mr. Pawan Sharda, Sr. DAG, Punjab

JUDGMENT :

ANITA CHAUDHRY, J.

1. Petitioner is seeking anticipatory bail in FIR No. 126 dated 15.09.2016 registered under Sections 66, 66-A of IT Act, Sections 509, 506, of IPC (Section 67-A of IT Act and Section 201 IPC added later on) registered at Police Station Bhawanigarh, District Sangrur.

2. Counsel for the petitioner contends that the petitioner had served as a Postman and was known to the complainant as he had delivered parcel containing the ATM card and thereafter they remained in touch for a while. The counsel states that a compromise had also been effected and the police has added Section 67-A of the IT Act and that is the only Section which is non-bailable and the petitioner had been allowed police bail earlier. The counsel says that when a person has been arrested under some Sections and later on another non-bailable section is added then he is entitled to bail. Counsel refers to Balbir Singh and another v. State of Punjab 2017(4) Law Herald 3488.

3. The State counsel opposes the prayer and urges that the petitioner is not a Postman but his wife is in postal service and the fact is that she had never gone to office and her husband was working in her place. The counsel sta




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