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Key points from court decision: Petition for anticipatory bail granted. Specific guidelines in place. Bail is rule, jail is exception.

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....The High Court granted anticipatory bail to the Petitioners accused of using false documents and abetment. Citing legal precedents like u/s BHADRESH BIPINBHAI SHETH V. STATE OF GUJARAT, the Court emphasized understanding the nature of accusations and the accused's role before arrest. Referring to u/s GURBAKSH SINGH SIBBIA V. STATE OF PUNJAB, the Court highlighted that bail is the rule, jail the exception. The Court found no risk of evidence tampering or flight, allowing the petition and ruling out custodial interrogation.....