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INDERPREET SINGH v. UT OF J AN D K TH S H O POLIOCE STATION BARI BARHAMNA AND ANOTHER

Court: High Court of Jammu and Kashmir

Bench: HON'BLE MR. JUSTICE RAHUL BHARTI

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Case summary

High Court of Jammu and Kashmir judgment dated 2024-12-13. INDERPREET SINGH v. UT OF J AN D K TH S H O POLIOCE STATION BARI BARHAMNA AND ANOTHER. Read the...

Judgment text

Serial No. 01 Supplementary Cause List HIGH COURT OF JAMMU & KASHMIR AND LADAKH AT JAMMU [Through Virtual Mode] CrlM No. 577/2025 in Bail App No. 258/2024 Inderpreet Singh … Petitioner(s) Through: - Mr Ajay Gandotra, Advocate with Mr Sumeshwar Kohli, Advocate. V/s Union Territory of J&K and Anr. … Respondent(s) Through: - None. CORAM: Hon’ble Mr Justice Rahul Bharti, Judge. (ORDER) 15. 04. 2025 th 01. This Court, in terms of an order dated 13 of December, 2024, granted indulgence in favour of the petitioner by extending him bail on medical grounds which was to last for four months from the date of his release from the jail custody. 02. The grant of short-term bail in favour of the petitioner was by keeping in view the reported medical condition of the petitioner in particular relating to his pre-existing heart ailment. 03.

Pursuant to his release from the jail on bail in terms of said th order dated 13 of December, 2024, the petitioner is said to have submitted himself for medical treatment in the Max Healthcare and Apollo Hospital, New Delhi wherefrom the petitioner was already getting medical treatment and consultation relatable to his heart ailment. 04. Upon seeing that the period of four months bail is coming to th expire on 14 of April, 2025, while the petitioner has been advised to th admit himself in the Hospital on 7 of May, 2025 as per the medical advice of Dr. Vanita Arora, MD, DNB (Cardiology) of Apollo Heart Institutes, Delhi, the petitioner has come up with an application seeking extension of the bail period on consideration of the medical advice related to the petitioner. 05. The petitioner is said to have complied with all the terms and th conditions of the bail order dated 13 of December, 2024. 06. The application for seeking extension of bail CrlM No.

th 577/2025 filed on 7 of April, 2025 is accompanied with relevant medical prescriptions related to the petitioner confirming the medical consultation related to the petitioner during the bail period. 07. In view of the continuing state of affairs attending the petitioner’s health, this Court is inclined to extend the bail duration th otherwise reserved for four months in terms of order dated 13 of th December, 2024 upto 30 of June, 2025 which is, accordingly, so extended. 08. CrlM No. 577/2025 is, thus, disposed of. (Rahul Bharti) Judge SRINAGAR: 15. 04. 2025 TAHIR

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