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1. Two railway porters, Uday Kumar and Anr, have been accused of offenses under Sections 323, 341, and 504 of the IPC by the Sheshadripuram Police. 2. They are applying for bail under Section 436 of the CrPC, claiming to be innocent and falsely implicated. 3. They are the sole breadwinners for their families and their arrest would financially and emotionally burden their families. 4. A friend, K. Manukumar, offers to stand surety for their release and undertakes to produce them before the court as required.

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Bail Application

1. Two railway porters, Uday Kumar and Anr, have been accused of offenses under Sections 323, 341, and 504 of the IPC by the Sheshadripuram Police. 2. They are applying for bail under Section 436 of the CrPC, claiming to be innocent and falsely implicated. 3. They are the sole breadwinners for their families and their arrest would financially and emotionally burden their families. 4. A friend, K. Manukumar, offers to stand surety for their release and undertakes to produce them before the court as required.

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  • Application Under Section 436: Details the application for bail under Section 436, explaining the circumstances and legal justifications for seeking bail, including the background of the accused.
  • Surety's Affidavit: Contains the affidavit of K. Manukumar supporting the bail application with affirmations of the accused's responsibility and adherence to legal conditions.
  • Additional Notes: Provides additional information on the case context and clarification on points made in previous sections, supporting the defense's claims.

IN THE COURT OF THE VIII ADDL CHIEF METROPOLITAN

MAGISTRATE: AT BANGALORE

C.C. No. _________/____

State by Sheshadripuram Police … Complainant

- Vs –

Uday Kumar & Anr … Accused

APPLICATION UNDER SECTION 436 OF THE CODE OF CRIMINAL


PROCEDURE, 1973

The Accused No. 1 and 2 beg to submit as under:

1. The complainant police have registered the above case against the
accused for the offences punishable under Section 323, 341 & 504 of
IPC. The accused are innocent of the alleged offences. They have not
committed the alleged offence and the Complainant police have falsely
implicated the accused in the above case.

2. That both the accused are permanent residents of Bangalore and


law abiding citizens. The Accused are authorized railway porters in
the Bangalore City Railway Station. The accused are daily wagers.

3. The accused persons hail from respectable family and have deep
roots in the society and they are only male earning members in their
respective families. If the accused are not enlarged on bail, the accused
and their family members will be thrown on streets and it will cause
great damage to their reputation and leave them deeply pained and
agonised. If the accused are enlarged on bail the complainant will not
suffer any loss or injury.
4. Both the accused undertake to co-operate with the investigation
agencies and not to tamper with the prosecution witnesses.

5. The accused further undertake to abide by the conditions


that may be imposed for their enlargement on bail and further
undertakes to appear before this Hon’ble Court on all dates of hearing or
as and when directed by this Hon’ble Court.

6. That the accused are ready and willing to furnish the solvent
surety for their enlargement on bail.

WHEREFORE, the accused most humbly prays that this Hon ’ble
Court be pleased to allow the application by enlarging the accused
persons on bail, in the interest of justice and equity.

Bangalore
Date: 7-9-2004 Advocate for Accused No.1 & 2
IN THE COURT OF THE VIII ADDL CHIEF METROPOLITAN
MAGISTRATE: AT BANGALORE

C.C.No. _____/___

State by Sheshadripuram Police … Complainant

- Vs –

Uday Kumar & Anr … Accused

SURETY’S AFFIDAVIT

I, K.Manukumar, aged 28 years, S/o Late Manjappa, residing at


No.34-D, Railway Quarters, Bangalore – 560 023, do hereby solemnly
affirm and state on oath as follows:

1. I submit that the accused are well known to me and both of them
are friends. I am willing to stand surety to the accused persons and
undertake to cause their regular presence before this Hon’ble Court on
all dates of hearing.

2. I am permanent resident of Bangalore and working as Helper in


Southern Railway, Bangalore and I am drawing a monthly salary of
Rs.3350/-. The copies of the Identity Card and Pay Slip for the month
of August 2004 are herewith enclosed for the kind perusal of this Hon ’ble
Court.

3. I am solvent and I shall abide by the conditions that may be


imposed by this Hon’ble Court in accepting my surety for the
enlargement of the accused in the above case.
VERIFICATION

I, K.Manukumar, solemnly affirm that this is my true name and


signature and the contents of this affidavit are true to the best of my
knowledge and belief.

Identified by me
Deponent
Sworn to Before Me
Advocate
Bangalore
Date: 7-9-2004
No. of corrections:

Assignment No.11 (Problem) Regular Bail U/S.436


Mr.Majnu Bhai and Shakeel Ahmad were residents of Bangalore. They were
working as porters in Bangalore Railway station and they were childhood
friends. The Sheshadripuram Police, Bangaluru have registered the complaint
against these two for the offences punishable under Section 323, 341 & 504
of IPC. The accused are innocent of the alleged offences.
Both are the male earning members of the family and if they were arrested the
family will be put great agony. Because of the criminal case there is a clear
apprehension to their reputation in the society. So, to seek the preliminary
justice in the form of Bail they want to approach the court of law. Draft a
Regular Bail U/S 436 of Cr.P.C.

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