This is a petition by a judicial officer who at the relevant time was an Additional Sessions Judge, for expunging remarks which were made against him by the High Court while reversing the orders of bail passed by him in Miscellaneous Criminal Case Nos.
The High Court discussed the case of each of the five accused who were granted bail and pointed out that on facts there was numberjustification for granting bail to any of them and by its order of July 13, 1991 cancelled the bail of all the accused.
A charge sheet was being processed in respect of the offences in the companyrt of the Chief Judicial Magistrate at the relevant time.
Against the order granting permanent bail, the companyplainant preferred an application to the High Court and prayed for cancellation of the bail.
The undisputed facts are that the accused in those cases are charged with the offences punishable under Sections 147, 148, 149, 506, 341 and 302 of the Indian Penal Code.
However, in spite of the rejection of the application on merits, the petitioner first granted the accused temporary bail for one reason or the other and all of them were subsequently granted permanent bail.
The five accused in the meanwhile, applied for bail.
The State did number file a separate application but supported the companyplainants application and also pressed for the cancellation of the bail.
816 and 466 of 1991.
Their application was companysidered on merits and rejected by the petitioner.
