Arwaz S/O Din Mohammad v. State of Rajasthan
Case brief
What is this about?
Conditional bail in cyber-crime case: four accused (ages 18–21) in FIR No. 23/2026, P.S. Jurhera, Deeg — offences under BNS 2023 ss.319(2)/318(4)/338/336(3)/340(2)/317(5)/303(2)/308(2)/313/61(2)(a) and s.66D I.T. Act — granted bail u/S. 483 BNSS; digital-disclosure conditions (crypto/UPI asset affidavit, monthly transaction statements, VPN/TOR/proxy prohibition, IMEI device list, social-media account disclosure, 15-day police reporting, passport surrender); bond Rs. 1,00,000 plus two sureties of Rs. 50,000; three-year re-offence cancellation clause; digital ID misuse; 1930 complaints.
What did the court decide?
All four accused-petitioners directed to be released on bail under Section 483 BNSS on furnishing a personal bond of Rs. 1,00,000 with two sound and solvent sureties of Rs. 50,000 each, subject to conditions: affidavit disclosing assets (including bank accounts, digital wallets, UPI IDs, cryptocurrency holdings) within 15 days; transaction statements of active bank accounts/UPI IDs every 30 days till trial completion; no new SIM card, mobile phone or bank account without prior intimation to IO; surrender of passport and no departure from India without trial Court permission; no use of VPN, TOR Browser, proxy server or identity-masking technology without IO permission; disclosure of electronic devices with IMEI/serial numbers within 15 days of release; disclosure of social media, e-mail, domain and online platform accounts; no creating accounts/domains/websites in another person's name without intimation; presence at police station once every 15 days; intimation of change of address; cooperation with investigation; no tampering with evidence or influencing witnesses. Breach, or involvement in similar cases within three years, to invite a cancellation-of-bail application by the public prosecutor.