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Supreme Court rejects bail for ex-RJD MLA Ritulal Yadav

This case involves a bail application filed by Ritlal Yadav, an ex-MLA, seeking release from custody in a criminal case registered for offenses under Sections 111(4), 111(6), and 111(7) of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita, 2023.

The core issue is whether the petitioner should be granted bail given the allegations of organized crime and extortion.

Who it concerns: Petitioner: Ritlal Yadav (also known as Ritlal Rai); Opposite Party: The State of Bihar; Bench: Justice Satyavrat Verma (High Court of Judicature at Patna).

What the court decided

  • The Court rejected the prayer for grant of bail to the petitioner.
  • The rejection applies to Khagaul P.S. Case No.171 of 2025.
  • The case is pending before the court of the learned A.C.J.M.-I-cum-Special Judge, MP/MLA, Patna.

Also in the document

  • The order is an oral order dated 26-02-2026.
  • The Court noted the petitioner's criminal antecedents spanning from 1996 to 2025.
  • The Court stated it was not inclined to release the petitioner on bail after hearing the submissions of the learned APP.

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Supreme Court of India — orders & judgments

Court order · Ref. RITLAL YADAV @ RITLAL RAI vs. THE STATE OF BIHAR|Diary No. - 22331/2026Click Here To Read Order", · 6 Sep 2026

Order 6 Sep 2026 · 0.1 MB Open the document On livelaw.in ↗
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