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'Bail No Jail' Reinforces Top Court; Why This 'Rule' Is Not Being Followed? | The Urban Debate
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42:15Now PlayingIn this episode of The Urban Debate with Heena Gambhir, we are discussing, Reinforcing the bail not jail judicial norm, the Supreme Court said that undertrial cannot be indefinitely kept in prison in cases which have open ended probes. Giving emphasis to "bail, not jail" judicial philosophy, the Supreme Court on Monday said no person can be indefinitely kept in jail with an open-ended investigation by probe agencies on a conjectural apprehension that activities of an accused could involve a larger conspiracy which may prove detrimental to national security. This observation was made by a bench of Justices DY Chandrachud and Dinesh Maheshwari while granting bail to Md Enamul Haque, the alleged prime accused in the trans-border cattle smuggling case in which the central agency had also arrested a BSF commandant for his alleged involvement in the smuggling activities, proceeds of which were allegedly paid to political parties and local administration officials.
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