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Rajdev vs. State of Nct of Delhi

Decided on 30 April 2024• Citation: BAIL APPLN./1933/2023• High Court of Delhi
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              *    IN THE  HIGH  COURT   OF  DELHI  AT NEW   DELHI                
              +    BAIL APPLN. 1933/2023                                          
                   RAJDEV                            ..... Applicant              
                                  Through: Mr.Manoj Singh and Mr.Mohit            
                                           Garg, Advs.                            
                                  versus                                          
                   STATE OF NCT OF DELHI              ..... Respondent            
                                  Through: Mr.Aman  Usman, APP with SI            
                                           Sukh Chain.                            
                   CORAM:                                                         
                   HON'BLE  MR. JUSTICE  NAVIN  CHAWLA                            
                                  O R D E R                                       
              %                   30.04.2024                                      
              1.   This application has been filed under Section 439 of the Code  
              of Criminal Procedure, 1973 (in short, ‘Cr.P.C.’) seeking bail in FIR
              No.0258/2013, registered at Police Station: Nihal Vihar, West-      
              District, Delhi under Sections 302/506/120B/34 of the Indian Penal  
              Code, 1860 (in short, ‘IPC’).                                       
              2.   Without going into much detail, suffice it to say that the case of
              the prosecution hinges around the statement of Smt.Khushi (PW-18),  
              who is stated to be the witness to the applicant being last seen with the
              deceased.                                                           
              3.   As per the Status Report dated 30.04.2024, out of a total of 62
              witnesses cited by the prosecution, 31 witnesses have been examined 
              before the learned Trial Court.                                     
              4.   The learned APP, on instruction, submits that, in fact, certain
              witnesses have been dropped and only 31 witnesses are to be         
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              examined, out of which 30 have already been examined. He submits    
              that as co-accused persons have absconded, therefore, the trial is not
              progressing.                                                        
              5.   The learned counsel for the applicant submits that there are no
              other criminal cases pending against the applicant.                 
              6.   It is also important to note that the applicant claimed that he had
              been granted interim bail by this court vide order dated 30.06.2020 
              passed in Bail Appln. 1378/2020 titled as Rajdev v. The State (NCT  
              of Delhi) based on the recommendation of High Powered Committee     
              regarding the Under Trial Prisoners, which indulgence he has not    
              misused and had duly surrendered on time and he had been appearing  
              before the learned Trial Court on regular basis.                    
              7.   Keeping in view the above facts and circumstances of the       
              present case, it is directed that the Applicant be released on Bail in
              FIR No.0258/2013, registered at Police Station: Nihal Vihar, West-  
              District, Delhi on furnishing a personal bond in the sum of Rs.10,000/-
              with one local surety of the like amount to the satisfaction of the 
              learned Trial Court, and further subject to the following conditions:
                    i.  Before being released on bail, the applicant shall provide
                        the details of permanent address where the applicant      
                        would reside post his release. The said address shall be  
                        verified by the Investigating Officer (IO) and only on    
                        receipt of a satisfactory report, the learned Trial Court 
                        would release the applicant on bail;                      
                    ii. The applicant shall also intimate the Court, by way of an 
                        affidavit, and to the IO regarding any change in his      
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                        residential address;                                      
                   iii. The applicant shall not leave the NCT of Delhi without    
                        the permission of the learned Trial Court and shall also  
                        surrender his passport;                                   
                    iv. The applicant shall physically report to the SHO/IO/Duty  
                        Officer of Police Station-Nihal Vihar, Delhi on every     
                        alternate Saturday;                                       
                    v.  The Applicant shall appear before the learned Trial Court 
                        as and when the matter is taken up for hearing;           
                    vi. The applicant shall not indulge in any criminal activity  
                        and shall not communicate with or come in contact with    
                        the complainant/victim or any member  of  the             
                        complainant/victim’s family or tamper with the evidence   
                        of the case.                                              
              8.   Needless to state, any observation touching upon the merits of 
              the case is purely for the purposes of deciding the question of grant of
              Bail and shall not be construed as an expression on the merits of the
              matter.                                                             
              9.   The application is disposed of in the above terms.             
              10.  Copy of this order be sent to the Jail Superintendent for      
              information and necessary compliance.                               
                                                   NAVIN  CHAWLA,  J              
              APRIL 30, 2024/Arya/ss                                              
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