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Anticipatory bail was refused where allegations of cheating and forgery involved inducing purchases through fictitious firms and using forged invoices to evade deposit of collected tax. The accusations prima facie indicated the accused's involvement, while the investigation remained at an early stage. Custodial interrogation was considered necessary to establish the manner of the alleged offences and obtain material linking the accused to the fictitious firm. As pre-arrest bail requires extraordinary and exceptional circumstances, and none were established, the petition was dismissed without addressing the trial merits.
Anticipatory bail was refused where allegations of cheating and forgery involved inducing purchases through fictitious firms and using forged invoices to evade deposit of collected tax. The accusations prima facie indicated the accused's involvement, while the investigation remained at an early stage. Custodial interrogation was considered necessary to establish the manner of the alleged offences and obtain material linking the accused to the fictitious firm. As pre-arrest bail requires extraordinary and exceptional circumstances, and none were established, the petition was dismissed without addressing the trial merits.
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