Amritpal Singh Alias Amrit v. State of Punjab
Case brief
What is this about?
Regular bail; Section 483 BNSS 2023; FIR No.183 dated 19.10.2025 PS Bhikhiwind Tarn Taran; Section 111 BNS 2023 organised crime; Arms Act 1959 Sections 25/25(6)/25(7)(i), 25(8)/54; gangster/organised crime gang, extortion, murders, illegal foreign pistols smuggled from Pakistan; recoveries of 32 bore and 30 bore pistols with live cartridges; prolonged incarceration, trial delay, none of 09 prosecution witnesses examined; co-accused Gurwinder Singh @ Palli already granted bail by Trial Court; bail conditions: first-Monday monthly police-station reporting, written non-involvement declaration, FDR Rs.1,00,000/- each liable to forfeiture; Punjab and Haryana High Court; CRM-M-6950-2026 and CRM-M-7258-2026 (O&M); decided 27.05.2026; Jasjit Singh Bedi, J.; Amritpal Singh @ Amrit; Veerpal Singh @ Golu @ Rajbir Singh Raja; State of Punjab.
What did the court decide?
Both petitioners (Amritpal Singh @ Amrit in CRM-M-6950-2026 and Veerpal Singh @ Golu @ Rajbir Singh Raja in CRM-M-7258-2026) ordered released on regular bail on furnishing bail bonds and surety bonds to the satisfaction of the learned CJM/Duty Magistrate concerned, without comment on merits. Conditions: (i) appearance before the police station concerned on the first Monday of every month till conclusion of trial, with written intimation each time that he is not involved in any other case/crime other than the present one; (ii) preparation of an FDR of Rs.1,00,000/- each (by the petitioners or anyone on their behalf) to be deposited with the Trial Court, liable to forfeiture as per law in case of absence from trial without sufficient cause.