The Supreme Court officially suspended the previous relief order issued by the Patna High Court regarding the Dularchand Yadav murder case. A bench comprising Justices MM Sundresh and PV Varale ruled that the high court failed to account for the nature of the alleged offence alongside Anant Singh's criminal antecedents. Consequently, the expelled JD(U) leader has been formally instructed to surrender to authorities on or before December 1, 2026.
Key points
The apex court determined that the high court erred in granting bail to Anant Singh.: The apex court determined that the high court erred in granting bail to Anant Singh.
Judicial scrutiny found that the previous ruling ignored the nature of the alleged offenc…: Judicial scrutiny found that the previous ruling ignored the nature of the alleged offence.
Anant Singh's prior criminal antecedents were improperly overlooked by the high court dur…: Anant Singh's prior criminal antecedents were improperly overlooked by the high court during bail consideration.
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NEW DELHI: The
Supreme Court on Friday cancelled the bail granted to expelled JD(U) leader
Anant Singh in the murder case of Dularchand Yadav and directed him to surrender before the authorities on or before December 1, 2026.
A bench of Justices MM Sundresh and PV Varale observed that the Patna high court had erred in granting bail to Singh without considering the nature of the offence and his criminal antecedents.
The Supreme Court suspended the high court's order and cancelled the bail granted to Singh, directing him to surrender within the stipulated deadline.
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