#witness tampering

Karnataka High Court denies bail under Section 483 BNSS in an honour killing case, emphasizing the offence's gravity and the accused's potential to tamper with witnesses. The ruling reinforces that prolonged judicial custody alone does not mandate bail where societal harm and evidentiary risks persist.

Punjab and Haryana High Court denies bail to accused in murder case despite two-year incarceration, citing heinous nature of crime and pattern of witness intimidation.

Punjab and Haryana High Court denies regular bail to a data entry operator in a forged pension scam, emphasizing risk of witness tampering and gravity of economic offences.