ALLAHABAD: The Allahabad sessions pass judgement on on Tuesday rejected the bail software of Rajendra Bihari Lal, vice-chancellor of Sam Higginbottom University of Agriculture, Technology and Sciences (SHUATS), Naini, in reference to a multi-crore financial institution fraud case.
Earlier, Lal had surrendered before the trial court docket on April 15, taken into judicial custody and sent to jail after his software for intervening time bail was rejected through the court docket. He has been in jail since then.
Rejecting his bail software, ADJ (first) Ram Manohar Narain Mishra stated that bearing in mind the seriousness of the offence he cannot be launched on bail.
During the court docket court cases, the recommend for the applicant contended that there is no evidence in opposition to him, subsequently, he is entitled for bail.
However, district executive recommend (prison) Gulab Chandra Agrahri antagonistic the bail software, pronouncing that the applicant failed to discharge his duties as head of the establishment. Therefore, he is not entitled to bail.
As consistent with a Supreme Court direction dated April 5, 2019, Lal had gave the impression in the trial court docket on April 15, 2019, and had moved the bail software in the case. However, the applying was rejected through the chief judicial magistrate. Thereafter, Lal had moved software for intervening time bail before further sessions pass judgement on, who too rejected it, pronouncing that his common bail might be heard on next date.
As consistent with the case report, an FIR was registered on May 5, 2017, through assistant vice-president/department manager of Axis Bank, Civil Lines, Allahabad. The FIR was registered below more than a few sections of IPC, together with dishonest and prison conspiracy regarding defalcation thru illegal withdrawals from the accounts of SHUATS held with the stated financial institution. The alleged fraudulent withdrawals ran into over Rs 23 crores between March 1, 2014 and November 31, 2016.
Later, the police after investigation submitted a chargesheet in opposition to the applicant. However, the applicant challenged the chargesheet before the Allahabad top court docket, which rejected his software on March 15, 2019.
Lal then challenged the top court docket order before the Supreme Court, which on April 5, 2019, declined to intervene. However, it directed Lal to look before the trial court docket at Allahabad on April 15, 2019. The apex court docket further observed that if Lal so seems, the trial court docket might consider whether or not the petitioner is entitled to any relief of bail.
Earlier, Lal had surrendered before the trial court docket on April 15, taken into judicial custody and sent to jail after his software for intervening time bail was rejected through the court docket. He has been in jail since then.
Rejecting his bail software, ADJ (first) Ram Manohar Narain Mishra stated that bearing in mind the seriousness of the offence he cannot be launched on bail.
During the court docket court cases, the recommend for the applicant contended that there is no evidence in opposition to him, subsequently, he is entitled for bail.
However, district executive recommend (prison) Gulab Chandra Agrahri antagonistic the bail software, pronouncing that the applicant failed to discharge his duties as head of the establishment. Therefore, he is not entitled to bail.
As consistent with a Supreme Court direction dated April 5, 2019, Lal had gave the impression in the trial court docket on April 15, 2019, and had moved the bail software in the case. However, the applying was rejected through the chief judicial magistrate. Thereafter, Lal had moved software for intervening time bail before further sessions pass judgement on, who too rejected it, pronouncing that his common bail might be heard on next date.
As consistent with the case report, an FIR was registered on May 5, 2017, through assistant vice-president/department manager of Axis Bank, Civil Lines, Allahabad. The FIR was registered below more than a few sections of IPC, together with dishonest and prison conspiracy regarding defalcation thru illegal withdrawals from the accounts of SHUATS held with the stated financial institution. The alleged fraudulent withdrawals ran into over Rs 23 crores between March 1, 2014 and November 31, 2016.
Later, the police after investigation submitted a chargesheet in opposition to the applicant. However, the applicant challenged the chargesheet before the Allahabad top court docket, which rejected his software on March 15, 2019.
Lal then challenged the top court docket order before the Supreme Court, which on April 5, 2019, declined to intervene. However, it directed Lal to look before the trial court docket at Allahabad on April 15, 2019. The apex court docket further observed that if Lal so seems, the trial court docket might consider whether or not the petitioner is entitled to any relief of bail.
Allahabad sessions court rejects SHUATS VC’s bail plea
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April 24, 2019
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