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CLA Act

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MOHAMMAD REHAN @ REHAN AND ANOTHERversusSTATE OF U.P. AND ANOTHER

The applicants, Mohammad Rehan and another, filed an application under Section 528 of the Criminal Procedure Code seeking to quash the charge sheet, cognizance order and a non‑bailable warrant issued in a criminal case involving offences under Sections 147, 148, 149, 353, 336 IPC and Section 7 of …

ALTAMAS KHANversusSTATE OF U.P. AND ANOTHER

The applicant, Altamas Khan, filed an anticipatory bail application under Section 482 of the BNSS in connection with a protest case where the FIR named 25 persons and 1,700 unnamed co‑accused. He contends that he is not named in the FIR, has no specific role, and has been falsely implicated, …

Sudhir Bhagat @ Sudheer BhagatversusThe State of Bihar

BAIL GRANTED

Sudhir Bhagat was arrested in connection with a 2014 case alleging participation in a Naxalite outfit, charged under several sections of the IPC, UAPA, CLA and Arms Acts. The FIR was based primarily on an informant's report and the confessional statements of co‑accused who were apprehended at the …

Sonam @ Sanam @ Sangeeta DeviversusThe State of Bihar

BAIL GRANTED

The petitioner, Sonam (also known as Sanam and Sangeeta Devi), was accused in a 2005 case involving serious offences such as murder, attempt to murder, and unlawful assembly, alleged to have taken part in an armed extremist encounter that resulted in a police death. She contended that she was …

Gurusahai Yadav @ Gurudayal YadavversusThe State of Bihar

BAIL GRANTED

The petitioners, Gurusahai Yadav and Nuneshwr Yadav, were arrested in connection with a 2005 Naxalite encounter and charged under multiple sections of the IPC, Arms Act, Explosive Substances Act and the CLA Act. They have been in custody since May 2025 and claim no prior criminal record. Their …

Bindeshwar Yadav @ Karamchari YadavversusThe State of Bihar

BAIL GRANTED

The petitioner, Bindeshwar Yadav, was arrested in connection with a 2010 case alleging his participation in an extremist attack on a construction company’s camp, involving extortion, arson and use of explosives. The prosecution’s case relied solely on a confessional statement of a co‑accused, with …