In Brief
Rakesh Kumar challenged an order refusing his arrest in a corruption case under the Prevention of Corruption Act. The Supreme Court held that once investigation is complete and sanction for prosecution has been issued, the accused is entitled to bail. The Court directed the appellant to appear before the Trial Court within seven days with notice to the Public Prosecutor, and directed the Trial Court to grant bail subject to conditions ensuring the appellant's presence and participation in trial proceedings.
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