Justice JB Pardiwala and Justice Sandeep Mehta criticised the High Court for seeking an explanation from the police for not arresting the man, instead of treating the non-arrest as a factor supporting the anticipatory bail plea.

by Sekar Reporter · September 6, 2025

Justice JB Pardiwala and Justice Sandeep Mehta criticised the High Court for seeking an explanation from the police for not arresting the man, instead of treating the non-arrest as a factor supporting the anticipatory bail plea.

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