The Supreme Court of India ruled that once a bail order is signed, it cannot be recalled or reversed due to a staff member’s typing mistake. Invoking Section 362 CrPC, the Court restored anticipatory bail, holding that changing “allowed” to “rejected” amounts to an illegal review, not a clerical correction.
The Supreme Court of India is reviewing petitions to cancel the bail of Gajjala Uday Kumar Reddy, an accused in the 2019 murder of former Congress MP YS Vivekananda Reddy. Suneetha Narreddy, the victim’s daughter, and the CBI argue against the bail granted by the Telangana High Court, highlighting serious allegations and procedural concerns.
Kerala: The Kerala High Court has affirmed the decision of a Magistrate to cancel the bail of two accused persons for violating bail conditions. The case was reviewed by Justice A. Badharudeen, who observed that Section 437(5) of the Code of Criminal Procedure (CrPC) allows any court, other than the High Court or Sessions Court, to cancel bail if the conditions are violated.