2020 (11) TMI 392

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....etitioner. Shri Jeevan J. Neeralgi, SPL. PP, for the Respondent. ORDER Heard Learned Counsel for petitioner and Learned Spl. PP appearing for respondent. Petitioner is seeking his release under Section 439 of Cr. P.C. The application filed by him before the Trial Court has been rejected. He is accused of being involved in an offence punishable under Sections 104(6)(a), 104(6)(c) of the....

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....ncriminating evidence has been available in proof of involvement of the petitioner in the alleged offences. 4. None of these grounds, in my view, entitle the petitioner for his release on bail at this stage for the following reasons :- The accusations made against the petitioner are serious in nature. The matter is under investigation. It is premature to state that no incriminatin....

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....to accused No. 1 Shri N.T. Jamsheer. It is further contended that more incriminating data, evidence is suspected to be stored in the above said two mobile phones, which is presently with the petitioner and he is not cooperating to furnish the same to the respondent to do the investigation smoothly. Hence there is every possibility of the petitioner damaging/destroying the digital/material evidence....

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....(ii) the Principal Secretary (Home/Prison) by whatever designation is known as, (iii) Director General of Prison(s), to determine which class of prisoners can be released on parole or an interim bail for such period as may be thought appropriate. For instance, the State/Union territory could consider the release of prisoners who have been convicted or are undertrial for offences for which prescrib....