Delhi High Court Denies Bail for Proclaimed Offender in Fraud Case

The Delhi High Court rejected the anticipatory bail plea of Jagadish Das, a proclaimed offender in a fraud case. Justice Ravinder Dudeja cited Das's consistent non-compliance with court orders. The court emphasized that anticipatory bail is not applicable here due to lack of exceptional circumstances.

Delhi High Court Denies Bail for Proclaimed Offender in Fraud Case
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The Delhi High Court has rejected the anticipatory bail application of Jagadish Das, a man declared a proclaimed offender in a cheating case.

Presiding over the case, Justice Ravinder Dudeja noted Das's persistent disregard for court orders, as evidenced by his failure to appear despite public notices and issuance of non-bailable warrants.

The court ruled that anticipatory bail is reserved for exceptional cases, which does not include Das's situation, highlighting his habitual non-compliance.

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