SAFDAR ALI versus THE STATE
Section 498 Criminal Procedure (XLV of 1860), Sections 218/420/468/471 Bail Before Arrest, Approval of Police Concerns for Immediate Detention, to Grant Bail Before Arrest without First Court Offering Referred to the High Court. For example, the accused claimed that since he had a case registered against the D-section P indicator, it was virtually impossible to approach a sessions judge to obtain bail before arrest. And he went straight to the High Court claiming that the defendant's case was that he was suspended. He was brought against him for malicious involvement in a false case and if he was arrested he would face hatred, contempt and derision in society, the accused was admitted on security bail, I
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