Four Convictions, Abscondence Of 27 Years: Supreme Court Cancels Bail Of Chota Rajan In 2001 Hotelier
The Supreme Court was hearing an SLP filed by the Central Bureau of Investigation challenging the order of High Court of Bombay, whereby Chota Rajan's...
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The Supreme Court has cancelled the bail previously granted to Chhota Rajan in a 2001 case involving the murder of a hotelier. This decision means he must remain in custody while the legal proceedings continue. The court made this ruling after considering his history of four previous criminal convictions and the fact that he spent 27 years as a fugitive before being caught. He will now stay in jail instead of being released on bail.
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