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Seeking grant of Regular Bail - The case involves a bail application under Section 439 of the CrPC in connection with an FIR registered under the CGST Act. The applicant is accused of issuing fake invoices without supplying goods, causing substantial loss to the government. The defense argues innocence and coercion during investigation, while the prosecution highlights the seriousness of the offence and potential tampering with evidence. Despite the gravity of the allegations, the court grants bail, balancing the applicant's right to liberty with the need for judicial process and constitutional rights.
Seeking grant of Regular Bail - The case involves a bail application under Section 439 of the CrPC in connection with an FIR registered under the CGST Act. The applicant is accused of issuing fake invoices without supplying goods, causing substantial loss to the government. The defense argues innocence and coercion during investigation, while the prosecution highlights the seriousness of the offence and potential tampering with evidence. Despite the gravity of the allegations, the court grants bail, balancing the applicant's right to liberty with the need for judicial process and constitutional rights.
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