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Order 14 · 24 Jul 2026 · CNR DLCT120000342025

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(ACCUSED/APPLICANT MUKESH JHAKAR)
IN
CC NO. CBI/13/2025
RC-220 2024 E0006
CBI VS. DEEPANSHU CHOUDHARY & ORS.
24.07.2026
Present: Sh. Arjun Anand, Ld. PP for the CBI.
Accused/applicant Mukesh Jhakar in person with Ld.
counsel Sh. Prashant Gupta.
Matter is listed today for reply/arguments on the
application filed on behalf of accused/applicant Mukesh Jhakar
seeking cancellation of bailable warrants and under Section 480
BNSS seeking regular bail and to accept the personal bond and
surety bond of the accused/applicant.
Reply to the said application has not been filed by the
prosecution, however, the application is orally contested by Ld. PP
for the CBI. It is stated by Ld. PP for the CBI that he has no
objection in allowing the present bail application filed by the
accused/applicant Mukesh Jhakar (A-11).
Arguments on the bail application have been heard.
Perusal of the file reveals that accused Mukesh Jhakar
(A-11) was not arrested during the investigation. Charge sheet has
already been filed. No purpose will be served by detaining him in
custody at this stage. Therefore, in view of the aforesaid facts and
circumstances, accused Mukesh Jhakar (A-11) is admitted to bail on
furnishing of his personal bonds in the sum of Rs. 25,000/- with one
surety in the like amount subject to the conditions that: -
(i) accused/applicant shall not indulge in the offence/s of the
same nature.
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(ii) accused/applicant shall not influence the witness/s and
shall join the further investigation and appear in the court as
and when directed to do so by the authorities concerned.
(iii) accused/applicant shall not hamper with the further
investigation, if any, in any manner.
(iv) accused/applicant shall not leave India without prior
permission of this court.
In the abovesaid application of accused Mukesh
Jhakar, the accused also prayed for cancellation of bailable
warrants.
Heard. Record perused.
For the reasons mentioned in the application, bailable
warrants issued against accused Mukesh Jhakar (A-11) is hereby
cancelled.
The accused Mukesh Jhakar (A-11) is directed to remain
careful in future.
Requisite bonds have been furnished on behalf of ac-
cused Mukesh Jhakar. The same are considered and accepted. Orig-
inal FDR be retained on record. Concerned bank be intimated and
directed to mark a lien on the said FDR and file a compliance report
before the court.
The instant application stands disposed of.
(Mayank Goel)
ACJM-02-cum-ACJ
RADC/New Delhi/24.07.2026
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