It is submitted by learned Senior Counsel appearing for applicant that applicant was implicated in aforesaid case crime number for the aforesaid offences. Since charge sheet was not filed within sixty days, applicant was enlarged on default bail vide order dated 22.4.2019 passed by Special Chief Judicial Magistrate, Meerut but conditions were imposed i.e. to give Bank Guarantee (Security) of Rupees Three Crores, to deposit Rupees One Crore in the form of cash/cheque/draft and surety bonds of Rupees Twenty Lakh each etc.. Referring to aforesaid conditions it is further submitted that the conditions are onerous and applicant is not able to fulfil the said conditions imposed by Court below. Total amount of evasion of tax alleged against applicant is about Rupees Nine Crores. It is also submitted that imposing such conditions while granting bail to the applicant is nothing but denial to release the applicant on bail. In support of his submissions, learned Senior Counsel appearing for applicant relied upon the decisions of Apex Court in Sandeep Jain Vs. National Capital Territory of Delhi, 2000(1) Crimes 163 and Ramathal Vs. Inspector of Police, 2010(1) SCC(Cri) 708 .
