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Accused vs The State Of Tripura
2026 Latest Caselaw 1683 Tri

Citation : 2026 Latest Caselaw 1683 Tri
Judgement Date : 18 March, 2026

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Tripura High Court

Accused vs The State Of Tripura on 18 March, 2026

                       HIGH COURT OF TRIPURA
                             AGARTALA
                          AB No.17 of 2026

Jaydul Hossain (25),
S/O- Anuar Hossain,
Resident of Durga Nagar,
Krishna Kishore Nagar,
Bishalgarh, P.S.- Bishalgarh,
District- Sepahijala, Tripura,
PIN-799102.
                                             --- Accused-Petitioner

                                   -Vs-
The State of Tripura
                                                      ---Respondent
For Applicant(s)         :   Mr. Siraj Ali, Adv.
                             Mr. Tushar Ali, Adv.
For Respondent(s)        :   Mr. Raju Datta, P.P.


              HON'BLE MR. JUSTICE BISWAJIT PALIT

                                   Order
18/03/2026

Heard Learned Counsel, Mr. Siraj Ali appearing on behalf of

the accused-petitioner and also heard Learned P.P., Mr. Raju

Datta appearing on behalf of the State-respondent.

This second pre-arrest bail application under Section 482 of

BNSS, 2023 is filed by the accused-petitioner for granting him bail

in connection with Bishalgarh Police Station Case No.2025-BLG-

054 for the offence punishable under Sections

126/117(2)/281/125B/105/351/74/61(2)/103/3(5) of the BNS &

184/187 of MV Act.

Today Learned P.P. has produced the Case Diary.

At this stage, Learned Counsel for the accused-petitioner

drawn the attention of the Court that initially this present

accused-petitioner and 5 (five) others filed another pre-arrest bail

application before this Court and this Court by order dated

19.09.2025 in A.B. No.67 of 2025 was pleased to grant bail to

accused Amir Hossain, Tajul Islam and Sahadul Alam but refused

to consider bail of the present accused-petitioner and rest 2 (two)

other accused persons. In the meantime, the I/O has come across

a considerable stage of investigation and by this time 3 (three)

more other accused-persons have been released on bail.

It was further submitted by Learned Counsel for the

accused-petitioner that, on the alleged day, the present accused-

petitioner was not driving the vehicle but he has been falsely

implicated in this case. So considering the materials on record,

Learned Counsel for the petitioner prayed for releasing the

accused on bail in any condition.

On the other hand, Learned P.P. producing the Case Diary

drawn the attention of the Court referring some pages of the Case

Diary and submitted that in course of investigation some of the

witnesses specifically reveled the name of the present accused-

petitioner along with others and the Learned Jurisdictional

Magistrate also recorded the judicial statement of some witnesses

and from the statements of those witnesses as well as the other

witnesses the prima facie involvement of the present accused-

petitioner cannot be ruled out .

It was further submitted by Learned P.P. that, till today this

accused-petitioner is found to be absconding and he has not

surrendered either before the police station or to the Learned

Court below.

Learned P.P. further drawn the attention of the Court

referring the earlier order dated 19.09.2025 passed by this Court

wherein in Page No.6 there was a clear observation showing

implication of the petitioner with the alleged crime. Alternatively,

Learned P.P. also submitted that since the accused-petitioner

could not project any sufficient materials to consider pre-arrest

bail and as such the subsequent second bail application cannot be

sustained and it needs to be rejected henceforth.

Considered.

The prosecution case was registered on the basis of an FIR

laid by one Halim Miah to O/C, Bishalgarh P.S. alleging inter alia

that on 19.06.2025 in the night at about 7:45 pm when he was

sitting in the grocery shop of one Kanu Miah, that time he noticed

that near Ganiyamara Bazar on Ratan Nagar main road two

unknown people by riding one motorcycle were coming from the

side of Bishalgarh, Durga Nagar, that time from the opposite side

another motorcycle bearing NO.TR07-D-5425, (Bajaj Pulsar 220

CC), being driven by Tapajjal Hossain was proceeding towards

Durga Nagar, when some hot altercation took place in between

said Tapajjal Hossain and the rider of those motorcycle which was

coming from Bishalgarh, Durganagar side regarding Dimmer light

of motor cycle and that time, those riders started assaulting

Tapajjal Hossain and Tapajjal Hossain made phone call when by

riding one Maruti Suzuki Swift bearing No.TR07E0682 few persons

namely Faruk Miah, Tapajjal Hossain, Suman Miah, Sahid Miah,

Ripan Miah, Asif Miah, Joydul Hossain, Meru Miah, Ujjol Hossain,

Fizul Miah came and started assaulting and due to physical assault

Tapajjal Hossain fell down on the road and sustained injuries. That

time, the informant and the neighbouring persons appeared

therein when Tapajjal fled away and at the time of fleeing away

the said vehicle was driven by one Faruk Miah and due to rash and

negligent driving dashed against his sister, husband of his sister

and rushed away resulting which his sister, his brother-in-law and

two others sustained bleeding injury and immediately they were

shifted to Bishalgarh Sub Division Hospital and from where they

were shifted to TMC Hapania Hospital for better treatment and at

TMC Hapania Hospital his brother-in-law namely Rajjak Miah

succumbed to his injuries. Hence, the informant laid the FIR. On

the basis of the FIR, the case was registered by O/C of the

concerned P.S.

I have heard both the sides at length and perused the Case

Diary.

The earlier pre-arrest bail application filed by this accused-

petitioner was disallowed by this Court on 19.09.2025. It is the

admitted position that, initially when the pre-arrest bail application

was filed prima facie on the basis of some statement of the

witnesses incriminating materials reveled against this accused-

petitioner, so this Court did not consider it necessary to grant pre-

arrest bail to him. But from the Case Diary, it appears to this

Court that, the I/O in course of investigation during the month of

June, 2025 recorded the statement of some of the witnesses but

therefore the I/O could not collect any material against this

present accused-petitioner. Even after 19.09.2025 no material has

collected against the petitioner showing his implication with the

alleged crime.

Furthermore, there is also no evidence on record, at this

stage, that the present accused-petitioner was driving the vehicle

on that relevant point of time. There is also no legal embargo for a

person to pray for successive pre-arrest bail applications to

substantiate his legal rights. There is also no dispute on record at

this stage that by this time some of accused persons have been

granted bail.

So, considering the nature and the present stage of

investigation and also the fact that some of the other accused

persons have already been granted bail either by this Court or by

the Learned Trial Court, I am inclined to consider pre-arrest bail

application to this present accused-petitioner in the event of his

arrest of his execution of bond of Rs.1,00,000/- (Rupees One

Lakh) with one surety to the satisfaction of O/C of the concerned

P.S. with the following terms and conditions:-

i. That the accused shall not make any inducement,

threat to any of the witnesses of the prosecution

during the stage of the investigation and trial if

any.

ii. The accused shall not leave the jurisdiction of O/C

of concerned P.S. without prior permission.

iii. The accused shall make himself available for

interrogation by I/O as and when called for.

In the event of violation of the conditions of the bail, the I/O

shall be at liberty to approach to the competent Court for

cancellation of pre-arrest bail granted to the said accused-

petitioner.

With this observation, this present pre-arrest bail application

stands disposed of.

Return back the CD to I/O through Learned P.P. along with a

copy of this order.

Supply a copy of this order to Learned Counsel for the

accused-petitioner for information and compliance.




                                                                   JUDGE




Amrita

AMRITA       Digitally signed by
             AMRITA DEB

DEB          Date: 2026.03.18
             16:57:27 +05'30'
 

 
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