Supreme Court of India
Manoj Ramesh Mehta v. State of Maharashtra
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BAIL - Accused arrested in 'Telgi case' on the charges u/ss 120- , 255134, 109 /PC rlw ss. 3(i)(ii), 3(2), 3(5) and 4 of c Maharashtra Control of Organised Crimes Act - Trial pending - Application for bail rejected by High Court - HELD: The plea of accused applicant that his involvement was only peripheral cannot be accepted - High Court has rightly held that a prima facie case u/s 3(2), MCOCA is made out against accused-appellant - This is not a fit case for interference with _,; order of High Court, particularly having regard to s.21(4) of ~ MCOCA - Maharashtra Control of Organised Crimes…
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