Aman Gupta vs. State
Held
The Court held that the petitioner had abused the process of the court by filing multiple bail applications and that custodial interrogation was necessary. The allegations of forgery and GST evasion involving fake invoices were considered serious economic offences.
Facts
The petitioner, a CA, is accused of inducing a complainant to purchase goods from fake firms, creating forged invoices and e-way bills, and evading GST. The complainant was previously arrested for GST evasion and later alleged the petitioner duped him of over Rs. 2.8 crores.
Key Issues
Whether the petitioner is entitled to anticipatory bail given the serious allegations of forgery, GST evasion, and abuse of court process. Whether custodial interrogation is required for effective investigation.
Sections Cited
Section 420, Section 467, Section 468, Section 471, Section 34
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Cause title — parties, addresses and appearances
JUDGMENT BAIL APPLN. 3408/2022
The present application has been filed seeking anticipatory bail on behalf of the applicant in FIR No.515/2022 under Sections 420/467/468/471/34 of the Indian Penal Code, 1860 registered at PS KN Katju Marg.
The present FIR was registered on the complaint of one, Umang Garg (hereinafter ‘complainant’), wherein the complainant alleged that he had appointed the applicant, who was a CA, to look into books of accounts of his BAIL APPLN. 3408/2022 P
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