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IN THE HIGH COURT OF PUNJAB AND HARYANA AT CHANDIGARH
ANOOP CHITKARA
Amit Kumar – Appellant
Versus
State of Haryana – Respondent
JUDGMENT :
ANOOP CHITKARA, J.
| FIR No. | Dated | Police Station | Sections |
|---|---|---|---|
| 566 | 18.10.2024 | Saran, Faridabad | 191 (2), 191(3), 190, 115(2), 324(4), Distt. Faridabad 333, 109 & 351(2) of BNS |
1. The petitioner incarcerated in the FIR captioned above came before this Court under Section 483 of Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita, 2023, [ BNSS ], seeking regular bail.
2. In paragraph 14 of the bail petition, the petitioner declares that he has no criminal antecedents.
3. The facts and allegations are being taken from the status report filed by the State, which reads as follows:
“3. That the facts which led to file the present case are that the case was registered on the complaint of Lokesh Bansal S/o Daudayal R/o H.No. 448/1, Parvatiya Colony, Gali No.1, Faridabad. The contents of the complaint are being reproduced below for the kind perusal of this Hon’ble Court:-
To, The SHO, police station Saran, Sir, I live on the above said address and runs a Medical store by the name of Dosmed Pharma along with my partner Akshay Goyal, in partnership. That on 16.10.2024 at about 5 PM, a scooty rider hit his scooty to our bike intentionally and fled from the spot. That on dated 17.10.2024 due to this grudge, Amit Patwar
The court emphasized the requisite balance between personal liberty and the necessity of pre-trial detention, highlighting Article 21's protection against unjust deprivation of liberty.
Bail can be granted based on age, lack of antecedents, and significant time already served, ensuring conditions are set to prevent influence on witnesses.
Bail should be granted unless compelling reasons exist, balancing the accused's liberty with victim protection, especially when the accused is a first-time offender.
Anticipatory bail should be granted when the allegations do not warrant custodial interrogation, especially in cases with simple injuries and clean antecedents.
The judgment establishes the principle that bail decisions should consider the cumulative effect of circumstances, including the nature of the allegations, criminal history, and the need for stringen....
The court identified that bail may be justified even with serious charges if pre-trial incarceration is not necessary, considering circumstances and rights to a fair trial.
Bail should be granted unless compelling reasons exist, such as risk of fleeing or tampering with evidence, with prior acquittals not counting against the petitioner.
Bail should be granted unless compelling reasons exist, with conditions ensuring compliance and victim protection.
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