( 1 ) THE applicants were granted bail on 23rd December, 1974, as no charge-sheet had been submitted even though the period of more than 60 days had expired. The bail has now been cancelled by the learned Sessions Judge on 1st March, 1975. The grounds given by him are that the application for cancellation of bail had been moved by the State Government and that certain first information reports were lodged with the police. Learned Sessions Judge has not even mentioned the offences for which the first information reports may have been lodged if any proceedings consequent thereto had been initiated to prosecute the petitioners. According to the learned Counsel for the applicants the reports were under Section 506, I. P. C. and, as far as he knows no prosecution has yet been launched on the basis thereof.

( 2 ) ONCE the bail has been granted by the Court, it can be cancelled only for valid reasons. The normal grounds for cancelling the bail are chances of jumping the bail, threatening or influencing the witnesses, interfering with the investigation or prosecution, obstructing the judicial process or otherwise misusing or abusing the bail. Even if the bail is granted und