Supreme Court Cancels Sonam Raghuvanshi’s Bail, Orders Surrender Within Three Weeks in Raja Raghuvanshi Murder Case
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Chief Editor Vikram singh tomar
Indore | Dwarka News National Network
In a major development in the high-profile Raja Raghuvanshi murder case, the Supreme Court of India has cancelled the bail granted to the prime accused, Sonam Raghuvanshi. The apex court has directed her to surrender within three weeks.
The Supreme Court observed that the bail granted by the High Court was not legally sustainable, stating that alleged procedural lapses in informing the accused about the grounds of arrest could not justify the grant of bail in such a serious case.
The Court also directed the investigating agency and the trial court to complete the trial within six months. It clarified that if the trial is not concluded within the stipulated period, Sonam Raghuvanshi will be at liberty to file a fresh bail application.
Key Highlights
Supreme Court cancels Sonam Raghuvanshi’s bail.
Ordered to surrender within three weeks.
Trial to be completed within six months.
Fresh bail plea can be filed if the trial is not completed within the prescribed timeline.
Author: Vikram singh tomar
DWARKA NEWS NATIONAL NETWORK
