Section 483(3) BNSS | Karnataka HC on Bail Cancellation Powers

In a landmark interpretation of Section 483(3) of the Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita (BNSS), 2023, the Karnataka High Court held that the High Court cannot cancel bail granted by a Sessions Court unless the accused has violated bail conditions.

📜 Key Legal Point:

Mere dissatisfaction or change in investigation status does not justify cancellation of bail under BNSS S.483(3).

🧾 Dr. Anthony Raju’s Legal Insight & Appreciation

Dr. Anthony Raju, Senior Supreme Court Advocate and Leading Human Rights Lawyer, welcomed this decision, stating:

“This reaffirms the principle of judicial stability and fair trial. Once bail is granted by a competent court, it should not be overturned casually unless there’s a proven breach of conditions or misuse of liberty. This safeguards the fundamental right to liberty under Article 21 of the Constitution.”

📢 About Dr. Anthony Raju

Dr. Anthony Raju is an eminent Advocate, Supreme Court of India, and the Chairman of the Indian National Human Rights Protection Council. He is recognized as:

A leading human rights defender globally

A top expert in POCSO, Rape, Dowry Death, CBI, ED, AFT and constitutional cases

A bold voice for justice, fairness, and legal reform

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