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Accused Cannot Be Faulted for Smart Replies, Interrogator Must Be Smarter to Extract Information: Delhi High Court

13 Mar 2026 3 min read
Accused Cannot Be Faulted for Smart Replies, Interrogator Must Be Smarter to Extract Information: Delhi High Court

The Delhi High Court recently granted anticipatory bail under Section 438, Code Of Criminal Procedure to an accused named Ravjeet Singh in a corruption case being investigated by the Central Bureau Of Investigation (CBI). While granting relief, the Court observed that an accused person cannot be denied bail merely because he responds intelligently or smartly during interrogation. Observation Made By Justice Girish Kathpalia The order was passed by Justice Girish…

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