Accused Evading Law After Chargesheet or Summons Not Entitled to Anticipatory Bail: Supreme Court

In a significant ruling, the Supreme Court has held that individuals who evade the law after issuance of a chargesheet or summons are not entitled to anticipatory bail. The Court emphasized that such conduct obstructs the administration of justice and undermines the integrity of criminal proceedings. The judgement was delivered by the bench of Justice

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