Supreme Court hears bail appeals in murder case, leave granted
The case involves appeals against orders granting or rejecting regular bail to accused persons in a serious criminal case involving the attempt to murder a complainant by setting him on fire. The core issue is whether the lower courts correctly exercised their discretion in granting bail to some accused while rejecting it for another, in the context of heinous offences under the Indian Penal Code.
Petitioners/Appellants: Yash Mahesh Gaikwad (Accused No. 2) and State of Maharashtra. Respondents: State of Maharashtra and others. Bench: Justice Mehta.
- Leave granted for the appeals.
- The Court heard the matter.
- The document does not state the final decision on the bail applications or any specific operative directions beyond granting leave.
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Document details
| Official title | Grant Of Bail In Serious Offences Like Murder Must Record Justifiable Reasons : Supreme Court |
| Source body | Supreme Court of India — orders & judgments |
| Reference number | SLP (Crl.) Nos. 11037 of 2026 and 11039 of 2026 preferred by the appellant-State of |
| Status | closed (order) |
| Year | 2026 |
| Closing date | — |
| Documents | 1 |