Gauhati High Court

BA/87/2014 of LAKAM HAKUN Vs THE STATE OF AP on 22 December 2014

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BEFORE THE HON'BLE MR. JUSTICE M.R. PATHAK Heard Mr. Jakir Hussain, learned counsel, appearing for the petitioner. Also hea rd Mr. Kholie Tado, learned P.P., for the respondent State of Arunachal Pradesh. During the course of hearing, learned P.P., Arunachal Pradesh, has submitted tha t after

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BA 8/7/201

BEFORE

THE HON' BLE MR. JUSTICE M.R. PATHA

Heard Mr. Jakir Hussain, learned counsel, appearing for tne petitioner. Also neard Mr. Kholie Tado, tearned P.P., for the respondent State of Arunacnal Pradesn.

During the course of nearing, learned P.P., Arunachal Pradesn, nas submitted tnat after completion of investigation in connection with Jairampur P.S. Case No. 28/2014, the police nas already filed the cnarge-sheet.

Mr. Hussain, Learned counsel for the petitioner, has, nowever, submitted that astne accused persons are in custody since 11.10.2014 and charge-sneet nas also been filed by the police, the said accused persons are, therefore, not required Tor further custodial interrogation and as sucn, he nas prayedq tnat the Court maconsider the instant application for grant of bait to the accused persons.

Considering tne facts and circumstances of the matter, as stated above, this Court declines to grant bail to tne accused persons, nereinbefore. Tne instant bailapplication accordingly stands rejected.

However, it 1S hereby made clear that in tne event of filing of any bail application by the petitioner/accused persons, in connection with Jairampur P.S. Case No. 28/2014, registered u/ss. 18(b0) of tne NDPS Act, the Learned Speciat Court sall consider the same, in accordance with Law.

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