#disability and bail

Madhya Pradesh High Court grants bail under BNSS Section 483 despite the applicant's criminal history, emphasizing locomotor disability and family ties as sufficient grounds to negate flight risk or evidence tampering. The ruling underscores that physical disability and social anchors can outweigh past offences in bail considerations, offering relief to accused with similar profiles.

Kerala High Court grants pre-arrest bail to a 19-year-old accused under BNSS, emphasizing the absence of prima facie obscenity in the alleged videos and considering the accused's disability. The ruling underscores that custodial interrogation is unnecessary where no clear criminal intent is established, setting a precedent for bail in similar cases involving vulnerable accused persons.