Court grants interim relief in criminal writ petition, emphasizes petitioner's liberty.

The court granted interim relief in a criminal writ petition, allowing exemption subject to exceptions and issuing notice to the respondents. The Additional Solicitors General opposed the relief, seeking time for the respondents to respond in writing. The court scheduled further consideration, emphasizing the petitioner's liberty. Respondents were directed to submit written replies and relevant records promptly. The case underscores procedural aspects of seeking interim relief in criminal matters, highlighting the court's consideration of petitioner's rights and respondent's opportunity to present their case.

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Issues:
Grant of interim relief in a criminal writ petition.

Analysis:
The judgment pertains to a criminal writ petition seeking interim relief. The court allowed exemption subject to exceptions and issued notice to the respondents. The Additional Solicitors General opposed granting interim relief, requesting time for the respondents to present their version in writing. The court scheduled the matter for further consideration on a specified date, emphasizing the importance of the petitioner's liberty. The respondents were directed to submit their written reply and relevant records for the court's perusal. The order was to be provided to the parties promptly. The case highlights the procedural aspects of seeking interim relief in criminal matters and the court's careful consideration of the petitioner's rights and the respondent's opportunity to present their case.

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