Rafik Nibisab Mulla vs. State Of Kerala
Held
The High Court made the interim anticipatory bail granted earlier absolute, noting that the petitioner had surrendered, cooperated with the investigation, and there was no material to show he directly contacted the defacto complainant. He was allowed to continue on bail subject to conditions.
Facts
The petitioner sought anticipatory bail in a cybercrime case where the defacto complainant was defrauded of over Rs. 8 lakh by unknown persons promising lottery winnings and collecting money for various charges, including a 'GST Certificate'. A portion of the defrauded amount, Rs. 1 lakh, was transferred to the petitioner's bank account.
Key Issues
The key legal issue was whether the petitioner, accused of receiving a portion of defrauded money in a cyber lottery scam, was entitled to anticipatory bail, considering his cooperation with the investigation and the extent of his alleged involvement.
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Cause title — parties, addresses and appearances
This is an application for anticipatory bail.
The petitioner is the accused in Crime No. 19/2021 of Cyber Crime Police Station, Kollam City, Kollam District. The said crime was reg
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