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Supreme Court of India 2017-02-15 partly_allowed

Manoranjana Sinh @ Gupta vs Central Bureau of Investigation

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In Brief

Manoranjana Sinh, an appellant in a criminal case involving CBI allegations (FIR RC-04/S/2014-SIT, Kolkata), sought modification of bail conditions imposed in an earlier Supreme Court order. The original order required furnishing a bond and cash deposit of Rs. 1 crore with local sureties. The Court held that cash deposit was not mandatory—execution of a bond would suffice—and relaxed the local surety requirement. All other bail conditions remained unchanged. The modification eased the appellant's financial burden while preserving essential safeguards in the proceedings.

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