Disposed

Manas Ranjan Mishra v. State of Odisha

Orissa HC7 Jan 2021ABLAPL/10652/2020

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The Court disposed of the bail application by adopting the precedent set in Pramad Kumar Ray. The petitioner was directed to surrender and directed that the Sessions Judge grant interim bail subject to the victim being hale and hearty.

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Petitioner directed to surrender within 15 days; to be released on interim bail pending final hearing subject to specific conditions and victim's condition.

Manas Ranjan Mishra Vs State of Odisha — Bail and Remand | Orissa HC (2021)

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ABLAPL NO.10652 OF 2020

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07.01.2021 The matter is taken up through video conferencing mode.

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Heard learned counsel for the petitioner and learned counsel for the State.

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Considering the submissions and on going through the materials as placed, this Court is inclined to dispose of the ABLAPL in the light of the order passed by this court in the case of Pramod Kumar Ray and others vrs. State of Odisha, reported in (2017)

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67 OCR – 309 with the following observations.

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The petitioner shall surrender before the learned Sessions Judge-cum-Special Judge, Boudh in C.T. Case No.526 of 2020 arising out of Manamunda P.S. Case No.123 of 2020 within 15 (fifteen) days from today. Seven days before the petitioner surrenders before the said Court, he or his counsel shall serve a copy of the bail application or such number of copies of the bail application on the learned Public Prosecutor/Special Public Prosecutor, as required by him, for the purpose of notice to the victim or his/her dependent.

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Taking into consideration the nature of the offence as alleged against the petitioner, it is directed that the petitioner shall be released on interim bail by the learned Sessions Judge-cum-Special Judge, Boudh on the same day he surrenders in the aforesaid case pending disposal of the bail application, on merit, at the time of final hearing of the case, on such terms and conditions as deemed just and proper, including the following conditions: –

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(1) the petitioner shall appear in person before the I.O. once in a week on the day and time fixed by the said I.O. until further order by the learned Sessions Judge-cum-Special Judge, Boudh;

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(2) the petitioner shall not threaten, induce or coerce any witness of this case or the victim or his/her dependent in any manner whatsoever; and

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(3) the petitioner shall not involve himself in commission of similar or any other offences during currency of this order.

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The aforesaid order shall not be effective, if the injuries sustained by the victim/victims are near fatal and the victim/victims are still in bad shape. But, if the injuries are otherwise lesser and the victim/victims is/are hale and hearty, this observation shall not be effective and the petitioner can be granted interim bail.

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D. Dash, J.

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Narayan

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