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Deelip Madhavrao Agrharkar vs The State Of Maharashtra And ...
2023 Latest Caselaw 2572 Bom

Citation : 2023 Latest Caselaw 2572 Bom
Judgement Date : 16 March, 2023

Bombay High Court
Deelip Madhavrao Agrharkar vs The State Of Maharashtra And ... on 16 March, 2023
Bench: S. G. Mehare
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             IN THE HIGH COURT OF JUDICATURE AT BOMBAY
                        BENCH AT AURANGABAD

                      BAIL APPLICATION NO.189 OF 2023
                    WITH APPLN/858/2023 IN BA/189/2023

                      BHAGWAT YASHWANT CHAVAN
                                  VERSUS
                      THE STATE OF MAHARASHTRA
                                      ...
              Advocate for Applicant : Mr. Salunke Sudarshan J
               APP for Respondent/State : Mr. S.B. Narwade
            Advocate for Complainant/Assist to P.P. : Mr. K.P. Rodge
                                      ...
                                       CORAM : S.G. MEHARE, J.

                                         DATED : MARCH 16, 2023

 PER COURT:-

 1.               Heard the learned counsels for the applicant, APP for the

 State and the complainant.

 2.               The prosecution has a case that under the promise of

 getting loan to the deceased, the applicant extracted Rs.68 lacs from

 him. He also forged the document under the name of RBI. However,

 he did not get the loan. The applicant cheated the deceased. He

 could not tolerate the shock; hence, he committed suicide leaving

 suicide note. After his arrest, two cars worth Rs.27 lacs have been

 recovered. The applicant is in jail.

 3.               Learned counsel for the applicant would argue that by no

 stretch of imagination, the offence under Section 306 of the Indian

 Penal Code is made out. The deceased was in heavy debt to many




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 people.       He did over trading in his construction business.                The

 applicant never cheated him nor forged the document as alleged.

 Nothing remained to be recovered from the applicant. Hence, he may

 be granted bail.

 4.               Learned APP and learned counsel for the complainant

 vehemently opposed the application.          They would argue that the

 applicant has a habit to dupe the people.            During the course of

 investigation, one another person came forward, whom he has duped

 for Rs.12 lacs. However, he has returned him Rs.5 lacs and Rs.7 lacs

 are to be recovered.          The applicant had abetted the deceased to

 commit suicide. He has systematically duped the deceased under the

 false promise to get the loan. Forging the document in the name of

 RBI is a serious offence. Due to the acts of the applicant, the family of

 the deceased came on the road. The remaining amount is yet to be

 recovered. Considering the gravity of the offence, he may not be

 granted bail.

 5.               In reply, learned counsel for the applicant would submit

 that to ensure the bonafide, the applicant is ready to deposit Rs.25

 lacs within two weeks subject to the judgment of the trial.

 6.               Perused the papers.     The allegations reveals that the

 deceased and applicant had money transactions. The applicant did

 not performed his role getting the loan for the deceased, nor he

 returned the amount received from the deceased. Whether such an




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 act of abetment to commit suicide, is a matter of trial. The property

 worth Rs.27 lacs has already been seized.         It may be disposed of

 according to the law. The material investigation has been completed.

 The applicant is having roots in Aurangabad. He has also business

 there. He has given bonafide offer. In the facts and circumstances of

 the case, the detention of the applicant would serve no purpose.

 Hence, the following order :

                                   ORDER
 (i)      Bail Application is allowed.

 (ii)     The applicant, Bhagwat Yashwant Chavan, be released on bail

on executing P.B. and S.B. of Rs.1,00,000/- (Rupees One Lac) with

one or two solvent sureties of Rs.50,000/- each in the like amount in

connection with Crime No.245 of 2022, registered with Jawaharnagar

Police Station, District Aurangabad for the offence punishable under

Section 306, 420, 465, 467, 468, 471 and 474 of the Indian Penal

Code, on the conditions that he shall not tamper with the prosecution

witnesses.

(iii) The applicant shall deposit Rs.25 lacs within two weeks from

today with the trial Court with a right to the complainant to withdraw

the said amount on furnishing undertaking to redeposit the amount in

the trial Court, subject to the decision taken by the trial Court.

(iv) If he would not comply with this condition, the bail would

automatically stand cancelled.

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(v) The applicant shall attend the trial on each effective date.

(vi) The applicant shall not involve in similar offence.

(vii) Criminal Application No.858 of 2023 stands disposed of.

(S.G. MEHARE, J.)

Mujaheed//

 
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