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Supreme Court of India 2022-03-28 disposed

Sanchit Alagh & Anr vs Union of India & Ors

Bench: 3 — <UNKNOWN>, <UNKNOWN>, <UNKNOWN>

In Brief

Sanchit Alagh and another filed a writ petition under Article 32 seeking a mandamus to transfer investigations from multiple state police FIRs to the CBI, and for anticipatory bail. Multiple identical FIRs had been filed across Delhi, Chandigarh, and Pune against the petitioners. The Supreme Court declined to interfere, finding no grounds for transferring investigations to the CBI. The Court noted that interim anticipatory bail had already been granted, and the petitioners could pursue regular bail applications on their individual merits through appropriate channels. The petition was disposed of accordingly."

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Criminal Procedure Bail and Custody Writ Jurisdiction Criminal Investigation Central Bureau of Investigation

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