Supreme Court of India
Mubin Shaikh v. The State of Maharashtra & Anr.
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Bail – Prosecution case was that the accused-appellants tarageted the victim-deceased because he belonged to a certain community and assaulted him with bats and sticks which resulted in his death – Trial court rejected their bail applications – High Court directed release of accused on the ground that accused had no personal animus against the deceased and seemed to be provoked in the name of religion – High Court in impugned judgment noted that the fault of the deceased was only that he belonged to another religion and this factor was considered in favour of the accused – Held: Such an…
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