Victim ‘X’ vs State Of Bihar 2025 INSC 877 - Cancellation of Bail -
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Bail - Cancellation -Bail once granted should not be cancelled ordinarily, but where the facts are so grave that they shake the conscience of the Court; and where the release of the accused on bail would have an adverse impact on the society, the Courts are not powerless and are expected to exercise jurisdiction conferred by law to cancel such bail orders so as to subserve the ends of justice.[Supreme Court sets aside bail granted to Superintendent of the Uttar Raksha Grih accused of administering intoxicating medicines and injections to female inmates of the protection home and subjecting them to sexual exploitation and observed: Grant of bail to person accused of such grave offences without assigning reasons shakes the conscience of the Court and would have an adverse impact on the society.]
SC-ST (Prevention of Atrocities) Act - Section 15A - Notice to a victim is essential before a prayer for bail is being considered, in a case where the offence/s under the SC/ST Act have been applied. (Para 25)
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