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The petitioner, a GST Inspector, sought anticipatory bail in a bribery case. The complainant alleged a demand for bribe by the petitioner during a telephonic conversation, corroborated by the visitor's register entry showing the complainant's visit to meet the petitioner. Despite the petitioner's attempt to flee through a secret passage, the prima facie evidence points towards his involvement. Considering the circumstances, the court dismissed the anticipatory bail petition, as the petitioner is not entitled to bail at this stage.
The petitioner, a GST Inspector, sought anticipatory bail in a bribery case. The complainant alleged a demand for bribe by the petitioner during a telephonic conversation, corroborated by the visitor's register entry showing the complainant's visit to meet the petitioner. Despite the petitioner's attempt to flee through a secret passage, the prima facie evidence points towards his involvement. Considering the circumstances, the court dismissed the anticipatory bail petition, as the petitioner is not entitled to bail at this stage.
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