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Final Order 1 · 12 Jun 2026 · CNR MHMM130252942026
Order Details: Bail Order Pdf Text: C.R.NO.343/2026 OF RCF POLICE STATION ORDER BELOW BAIL APPLICATION NO. 566/BA/2026 Read the application and say. Heard Ld. Advocate for the accused and Ld. APP. The Ld. Counsel of accused submitted that, the accused is in M.C.R. The accused is falsely implicated in the case. Bail is a rule and jail is an exception. The accused has co-operated during the investigation as and when necessary. No offence is made out against the accused. The accused is permanent resident of Mumbai. There is no chances of absconding. The accused is ready to attend the Court on each and every date. No purpose will be served by keeping the accused behind the bar. Hence, prayed for bail. 2) Ld. A.P.P. and I.O. resisted the present application on the grounds that offence is serious in nature, there is prima-facie evidence against the accused, the accused may abscond and delay the trial. The accused is habitual offender. Thus, prayed for rejection of bail application. 3) Perused the remand papers. It appears that, accused was arrested for the offence punishable under Sec. 309(6), 351(3), 352, 3(5) of BNS r/w 142, 37(1)(a), 135 of Maharashtra Police Act. As per FIR, the main allegation against the accused is that on 27.05.2026 the accused alongwith two other person stop the accused and abused and threatened him and forcefully taken Rs. 1500/- from his pocket. The informant objected the same but the accused assualted him by use of knief upon his hand and back. The accused also threatened him and directed not to lodge the report. 4) The remand papers and case diary shows that the accused is in MCR. The accused was arrested during the investigation. The FIR shows that, name of accused is mentioned in the FIR. The accused was -- 1 of 2 -- arrested during investigation. The case diary shows the involvement of accused in the offence. The remand papers and case diary shows that, prima facie case is made out against the accused and there is sufficient evidence against the accused. Therefore, if the accused is released on bail there is every possibility of tampering of evidence. The offence is of serious nature. Therefore, if the accused released on bail there is every possiblity of committing the offence again and threating the witness. As per affidavit of accused total four cases of serious nature is pending against him. Hence, it appears that accused is habitual offender. It appears that accused is involved in the offence. The investigation is in preliminary stage. Hence, considering the nature of offence, the accused is not entitled for bail. Hence, I pass following order : ORDER (1) The application is rejected. (2) Bail Application is disposed of accordingly. Mumbai. Date : 12.06.2026. (D. S. Sharma) Judicial Magistrate First Class, 52nd Court, Kurla, Mumbai -- 2 of 2 --
