Tana P Tagru Vs The State of Ap

This Court had granted an interim order bail to the accused/applicant, Shri. Tana P Tagru on 01.04.2025. The matter has come up for final hearing today.

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2. Learned Public Prosecutor, Mr. D. Loyi has produced the case diary and Court has perused the same. Learned counsel for the petitioner states that after the interim order was passed on 01.04.2025 he has appeared before

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the I.O. on 03.04.2025 and 06.04.2025 and has executed the bail bond as directed by this Court. Thereafter, his statement has been recorded by the I.O. on 03.04.2025 and 06.04.2025. Accordingly, it is stated that he has complied with the directions of this Court and prays that the interim order may be made absolute and he may be allowed to go on bail.

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3. Learned Public Prosecutor has drawn the attention of this Court to the observation of the I.O. of the case, who has stated in his letter dated 08.04.2025 to the learned P.P. that the applicant, who is presently on interim bail should not threaten or coerce the witness at any stage of investigation if he obtains the bail. It is also stated that the investigation is at an early stage and it is necessary to unearth the larger conspiracy of the offence. It is also stated that the investigation till date has not revealed the active role of the applicant and he has not been alleged to directly fire the weapon. However, the indirect involvement in conspiracy/abatement of the offence cannot be denied at this stage of investigation.

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4. Learned Public Prosecutor, therefore has not objected to the bail application provided that the court shall impose some stringent condition so that the applicant shall cooperate with the investigation.

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5. This Court has perused the case diary and heard the learned counsels for the party as well as the learned P.P. At this stage of the investigation, this Court would not like to go into the merits of the case. However, the court has to only study the observation of the I.O. and to see whether there is any prima facie case against the applicant.

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6. From the observations of the I.O. made in the letter dated 08.04.2025 written to the learned P.P., this Court, is of the view that the I.O. has not made any serious objections to the present bail application and has also observed that investigation so far has not revealed the active role of the applicant in the present case and it is also the view of this Court that the applicant has complied with the directions of this Court and has appeared before the I.O. on two different dates and his statements has been recorded and therefore, it cannot be said that applicant is not cooperating with the investigation.

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7. Accordingly, the application is allowed. The interim bail granted on 01.04.2025 is made absolute on the same terms and conditions. This Court also imposes an additional condition that the present applicant shall not threaten or coerce the witnesses in any way and shall be available before the I.O. as and when he is summoned and he shall cooperate with the investigation.

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This application stands disposed.

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JUDGE

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