In Brief
Three accused persons sought bail in a case involving a land ownership dispute that escalated into violence. The charges included rioting, wrongful restraint, voluntary hurt, attempt to murder, and criminal intimidation. The Supreme Court granted bail after finding that while injuries occurred, none were grievous or endangered life, no specific weapons were attributed to individual accused, no further investigation was pending, and the accused had been in custody for over two months. The Court emphasized the land dispute's nature and long anticipated trial duration in allowing the application.
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