Reasonable Order Necessary To Provide Protection From Arrest

Reasonable order necessary to provide protection from arrest to a person, SC direction to the courts.

The Supreme Court on Friday said that the courts should issue a reasonable order to provide protection from arrest to the person while rejecting the anticipatory bail plea.

The apex court said that when such orders are issued, the courts should provide the investigating agency, the complainant.

There should be a balance between the concerns of the society as the sanction or dismissal of the bail application of the person anticipating the arrest has a direct impact on the fundamental right to life and liberty of the person.

The remarks were made by a bench of Chief Justice NV Ramana, Justice Suryakant, and Justice Anirudh Bose in a judgment delivered on two petitions challenging the Allahabad High Court’s order.

The High Court had rejected the anticipatory bail petitions of the accused in these two separate cases, but granted protection from arrest for 90 days to surrender to the trial court for regular bail.

The apex court upheld the authority of the High Court, stating that such discretionary powers cannot be exercised in an uncontrolled manner.

Help the state by immediately identifying the orphaned children in the epidemic, the Supreme Court gave orders, know what else.

The Supreme Court has expressed concern about the care and condition of the children who were orphaned in the Corona epidemic.

On Friday, the court, while hearing on the issue of preserving the interest of children during the epidemic, said, “We cannot imagine how many children would have been orphaned by the terrible epidemic in this large country.”

We do not have the exact number of such children. The court told the states that they hope that the states will understand the difficulties of these children who roam hungry on the road.

Meet the basic needs of orphans.

The Supreme Court directed the officers of the districts to fulfill their basic requirements with immediate effect without waiting for the order of the courts.

The court directed all the states to identify orphaned children after March 2020 with immediate effect and provide them protection and help.

The court asked all the states to upload the information of such children on the portal of the Children Commission by Saturday.