Questioning the approach adopted by High Court, the police said the three judgments granting bail to three students, Tanha, Kalita and Narwal were "without any foundation and appears to be based more on the social media narrative"
The judge also noted in the order that the alleged scuffle incident of case was of around 6.30 PM, “however, the present FIR was registered at around 1.21 AM on the next day."
“Considering the period of incarceration of accused and in the totality of the facts and circumstances of the case, the bail application is allowed,” it said in its similar order passed on January 19 in both the matters.
"These are just a few, I've reported ALL the DM'S and msgs I've got on all social media platforms!!!! Each and every single comment or DM. SO get your sasta vakeel's ready , you will need them to bail you out soon," Diandra added.
A first information report (FIR) was registered against Akhilanand Rao by the police under IT Act of Indian Penal Code at Kotwali police station in Deoria.
The court also said that the order would also be applicable to 356 prisoners who were granted bail by the high court and they would have to surrender before the jail authorities on November 13.
A bench headed by Chief Justice S.A. Bobde and comprising Justices A.S. Bopanna and V. Ramasubramanian declined to entertain a plea filed by Ranjith K.K. against a Delhi High Court order.
