BAIL FIR- SECTION- 376, 506, 323 IPC

BAIL

FIR- U/S- 376, 506, 323 IPC

In The Court Of District & Sessions Judge,

East Delhi Bail Application No. _______ / 2017

In The Matter Of:-

Mr. …….Petitioner

V E R S U S

The State …… Respondent

FIR No: ………..(Dated:-----------) PS:

New Nagar US: ,,,,,,,,,OF IPC District-East Delhi

INDEX

Srl. No. Particulars Page No. 1. Application for Bail, U/S-439 of Cr.P.C. 01-08

2. Annexure -P-1 Copy of the FIR 09-11

3.. Annexure -P-2 Copy of the Photographs 12-37

4.. Annexure -P-3 Copy of a undertaking procured by the Complainant from the Petitioner that he will get their alleged marriage registered in the Court. She also alleges in the same undertaking that her third child is fathered by the Petitioner. 38

5. Annexure -P-4 Copy of a Fee-Receipt, dated-25.08.2014, showing the address of the sister of the Complainant, named, Soni Kumari, to be the flat of the Petitioner where the Complainant would live. 39

6. Annexure -P-5 Copy of the Statement of the Account of the bank of the Petitioner 40-54

7. Vakalatnama

PETITIONER [In Judicial Custody]

THROUGH

, ADVOCATE,

(Enrolment No.-D/55/1995) (COUNSEL FOR THE PETITIONER) LAWYERS’ CHAMBERS, ………………..

In The Court Of District & Sessions Judge, East Delhi Bail Application No. _______ /2017

In The Matter Of:-

Mr.

R/o …...Petitioner

V E R S U S

The State Through) …… Respondent

FIR No: 0493 of 2017 (Dated: 28/08/2017) PS: New Ashok Nagar US: 376/506/323 OF IPC District-East Delhi Petition Under Section 439 Of The Criminal Procedure Code, 1973,

For Grant Of Bail MOST RESPECTFULLY SUBMITTED AS UNDER:-

1. That the Petitioner is a law abiding Citizen. He however, has been falsely implicated by the Police by lodging against him completely vexatious, false, frivolous and baseless FIR. The Copy of the FIR is annexed herewith this Petition as an Annexure-P-1.

2. That the Petitioner was arrested by the Police on 28.08.2017. He had fully cooperated in the investigations and consequently the Police did not seek his Police Custody (PC), and consequently, he was sent to the judicial custody (JC) on 29.08.2017. He is, therefore, behind the bars for nearly 14 days.

3. The Petitioner and the Complainant are both married persons. The Complainant got married in 2008. Both are merely 10th class/ 12th class pass. Both are known to each other for quite a long time, i.e. long before 2008, as they were neighbors in …..Village, Delhi prior to the marriage of the Complainant. After marriage, the Complainant shifted to Kolkata and the Petitioner began to live in ….Delhi-96. The family of the Complainant had already shifted to Khora Colony, Ghaziabad, UP, which is hardly about 2 Km. from the residence/office of the Petitioner, the alleged place of occurrence.

4. That in the year, 2010, the Complainant got back to Delhi and began to live in in a rented, ……….., Delhi-96. The husband of the Complaint began to work with the Petitioner. The office/flat of the Petitioner was/is also in the same colony at …………..Delhi-96.

5. That in the year, …… the Petitioner housed the Complainant in one of the floor of his office/flat at ………….Flats, ………. Delhi-96.

6. That the allegations in the FIR are as follows: Allegations in the FIR:

7. That the Petitioner had made a film/video of the Complainant while she was taking bath in the bathroom of his office/flat and subsequently made physical relationship with her by threatening her that either she should obey, or else he would make her bathing video viral. The Petitioner also threatened the Complainant not to tell about her relationship with him to anyone or else he would defame her by revealing to all that she had a boyfriend before her marriage.

8. That the Petitioner would make physical relations with her repeatedly on the same pretext that he would be defaming her by revealing to all that she had a boyfriend. While being intimate, the Petitioner made Several other videos and threatened to destroy her if she ever told about the same to anyone. When she opposed

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BAIL FIR- SECTION- 376, 506, 323 IPC

BAIL

FIR- U/S- 376, 506, 323 IPC

In The Court Of District & Sessions Judge,

East Delhi Bail Application No. _______ / 2017

In The Matter Of:-

Mr. …….Petitioner

V E R S U S

The State …… Respondent

FIR No: ………..(Dated:-----------) PS:

New Nagar US: ,,,,,,,,,OF IPC District-East Delhi

INDEX

Srl. No. Particulars Page No. 1. Application for Bail, U/S-439 of Cr.P.C. 01-08

2. Annexure -P-1 Copy of the FIR 09-11

3.. Annexure -P-2 Copy of the Photographs 12-37

6. Annexure -P-5 Copy of the Statement of the Account of the bank of the Petitioner 40-54

7. Vakalatnama

PETITIONER [In Judicial Custody]

THROUGH

, ADVOCATE,

(Enrolment No.-D/55/1995) (COUNSEL FOR THE PETITIONER) LAWYERS’ CHAMBERS, ………………..

In The Court Of District & Sessions Judge, East Delhi Bail Application No. _______ /2017

In The Matter Of:-

Mr.

R/o …...Petitioner

V E R S U S

The State Through) …… Respondent

FIR No: 0493 of 2017 (Dated: 28/08/2017) PS: New Ashok Nagar US: 376/506/323 OF IPC District-East Delhi Petition Under Section 439 Of The Criminal Procedure Code, 1973,

For Grant Of Bail MOST RESPECTFULLY SUBMITTED AS UNDER:-

5. That in the year, …… the Petitioner housed the Complainant in one of the floor of his office/flat at ………….Flats, ………. Delhi-96.

6. That the allegations in the FIR are as follows: Allegations in the FIR:

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BAIL FIR- SECTION- 376, 506, 323 IPC

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Execution

Important legal note

Supporting Documents

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When this document may be used

What to complete

Execution

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