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role in offence

2 articlesLatest May 2026
POCSO Act | Role in Extortion Determines Bail Eligibility: Money Collector Granted Bail, Conspirator Denied : Punjab & Haryana HC
Case Law Analysis
|Punjab and Haryana High Court

POCSO Act | Role in Extortion Determines Bail Eligibility: Money Collector Granted Bail, Conspirator Denied : Punjab & Haryana HC

Punjab & Haryana HC distinguishes bail eligibility in POCSO-linked extortion cases based on the accused's role: Dev Kumar, a mere money collector, was granted bail, while Arun Kumar, involved in conspiracy and threats, was denied. The ruling sets a precedent for role-based bail considerations in sexual offences involving financial exploitation.

BNS Section 191(2) | Mere Handing of Blunt Weapon Does Not Constitute Direct Participation in Life-Threatening Assault : Allahabad HC Grants Bail
Case Law Analysis
|Allahabad High Court

BNS Section 191(2) | Mere Handing of Blunt Weapon Does Not Constitute Direct Participation in Life-Threatening Assault : Allahabad HC Grants Bail

Allahabad HC ruled that merely handing a stick to a co-accused during a violent assault does not amount to direct participation under Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita, justifying bail for the accused. The court distinguished between passive assistance and active infliction of life-threatening injuries, setting a precedent for assessing secondary liability in violent offences.