CC#5 Aryan Khan | 🎊🎉🙏 - Page 33

Pure comedy

https://twitter.com/umashankarsingh/status/1453406066289508364?t=ZNpFSxNrrpeg-1mRKJJlvg&s=19

Is it allowed to post from an unverified twitter account?

This!

https://twitter.com/Law_Shahid/status/1453428081138360323

Text messages too can be tampered with. Happened in the famous Pramod Mahajan case. They proved in court that messages can’t be relied upon.

https://mumbaimirror.indiatimes.com/mumbai/other/i-had-sent-pramod-an-sms-sarangi-mahajan-wife-of-pravin-mahajan/articleshow/15760305.cms

Originally posted by: aaditi123

Bailable offenses are less serious in nature. Non-Bailable offenses are serious charges where Bail is not the norm. If a judge has to give bail in such instances they have to be a 100% sure that the charge does not apply in this case after a stringent consideration, essentially throwing it out because such a charge almost NEVER has a chance in trial and the prosecution is best served concentrating on other matters.

Aryan Khan had been charged with various sections under the NDPS act including Sec 37, which is non-bailable. FIR(First Information Report) has been filed. Charge sheet is pending I believe.

Considering that something like 70% of the people in Indian jails are awaiting trial I can’t argue that bail is the norm. But I can argue about how the law is written and what is intended. The law says even a lower court can grant bail unless there are specific exceptions such as reasonable grounds to suspect the accused is guilty of a crime punishable by death or life imprisonment (and other exceptions like flight risk or threatening witnesses - the usual gangster stuff). There is nothing I see in the statute that would apply in this case (even if Aryan were found guilty of what NCB hopes to find evidence of the maximum sentence is 10 years and a fine). So he really should have received bail even in the lower court. The higher courts can and do grant bail to people accused of heinous crimes while they await trial https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/bail-not-jail-norm-not-for-gangsters-sc/articleshow/82237622.cms

Not only can lower courts grant bail for non-bailable offenses they can and do grant anticipatory bail before the investigation is even finished or any charges filed (also learned from my IF law education vis a vis Kangana accusing Pancholi of rape).

Our darling Sameer Dawood Wankhede wearing a Philip Plein shirt

https://www.instagram.com/p/CI-8Mvcp_vQ/

Originally posted by: Justwatching

Hrithik ♥️

this takes guts man… when srks closest own are quiet, this man coming through from beginning… this takes guts and spine… he can be on their hitlist… they’ve targeted people for much less

Obviously SRK has far more weighty matters than checking IG stories right now but I hope when this is over someone reminds him about all those who tried to speak out for justice and the many more who didn’t.

Also off topic I’m proud to be an HR fan when I see things like this. He could easily be one of the people playing safe and staying quiet but he didn’t. He was also one of the first prominent people to post which I’m sure made it easier for others to speak out after.

Originally posted by: Illyrion

Considering that something like 70% of the people in Indian jails are awaiting trial I can’t argue that bail is the norm. But I can argue about how the law is written and what is intended. The law says even a lower court can grant bail unless there are specific exceptions such as reasonable grounds to suspect the accused is guilty of a crime punishable by death or life imprisonment (and other exceptions like flight risk or threatening witnesses - the usual gangster stuff). There is nothing I see in the statute that would apply in this case (even if Aryan were found guilty of what NCB hopes to find evidence of the maximum sentence is 10 years and a fine). So he really should have received bail even in the lower court. The higher courts can and do grant bail to people accused of heinous crimes while they await trial https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/bail-not-jail-norm-not-for-gangsters-sc/articleshow/82237622.cms

Not only can lower courts grant bail for non-bailable offenses they can and do grant anticipatory bail before the investigation is even finished or any charges filed (also learned from my IF law education vis a vis Kangana accusing Pancholi of rape).

I'm not sure what it is that you're arguing. Nobody said Lower Courts cannot grant Bail. Aryan was just in a lower court and his bail was rejected. This is a Bail Appeal in the High Court. But not all courts can grant Bail on all charges. Just in this very case, the local magistrate could not grant bail and it had to be transferred to the NDPS court. I'm in no way justifying the charges, they're ridiculous but atleast one is non-bailable.

https://twitter.com/LiveLawIndia/status/1453440390212685827

https://twitter.com/LiveLawIndia/status/1453443375739273217

https://twitter.com/ANI/status/1453430606621122562

4 different police stations. 4 distinct published names. This can be a real revelation.

Hope this would be a story to remember for public, just as he has been trying to remain famous through media by leaking personal chats to sad details of people inside custody etc. since last year (at least what I know of). 👍🏼