Rajat Alaria v. State NCT of Delhi
Case brief
What is this about?
Delhi High Court bail application disposed 15.01.2025 (BAIL APPLN. 1396/2024; CRL.M.(BAIL) 674/2024) by Justice Anup Jairam Bhambhani: petitioner Rajat Alaria v. State NCT of Delhi; FIR No.227/2024 dt. 03.04.2024, section 376 IPC, P.S. Palam Village; interim protective order 25.04.2024; investigation concluded, chargesheet filed, charges framed, prosecution evidence due 05.02.2025, no custodial interrogation needed; prosecutrix's 'false promise of marriage' custody objection rejected for anticipatory-bail purposes; bail-on-arrest directed with Rs.25,000 personal bond, 02 sureties from family, active cellphone condition, passport surrender and travel restriction, and non-contact/no-evidence-tampering undertakings; anticipatory bail; S.376 IPC.
What did the court decide?
Anticipatory-bail protection: in the event of arrest, petitioner to be admitted to bail by the I.O./Arresting Officer subject to conditions (personal bond Rs.25,000/- with 02 sureties from family members; active cellphone number furnished to I.O.; passport surrendered to I.O., no foreign travel without trial court permission; no contact with prosecution witnesses and no tampering with evidence). Pending applications, if any, also disposed of.