HC grants bail to man, directs him to make non-refundable deposit to be utilised for purchasing furniture for newly constructed classrooms under ‘Namakku Naame Thittam’

Granting bail with conditions to a antheral who was arrested and remanded successful judicial custody for the possession of banned baccy products, the Madurai Bench of the Madras High Court directed him to marque a non-refundable deposit truthful that the magnitude could beryllium utilised for the intent of purchasing furnishings (Benches and Desks) for recently constructed classrooms nether ‘Namakku Naame Thittam’.

The tribunal was proceeding a petition filed by Murugesan who was arrested by the Alangulam constabulary successful Tenkasi territory and remanded successful judicial custody connected November 20.

The lawsuit of the prosecution is that the accused successful the lawsuit were recovered successful possession of 525 kg of banned baccy products.

The petitioner said helium was guiltless and had not committed immoderate offence arsenic alleged by the prosecution. The State submitted that 5 cases of akin quality were pending against the petitioner and opposed granting of bail to the petitioner.

Justice S. Srimathy directed the prosecution to nutrient the accused who was successful jailhouse arsenic good arsenic his wife, different accused successful the case. Both submitted an undertaking to the tribunal stating that they volition not merchantability immoderate baccy products successful future.

Taking into information the facts and circumstances of the lawsuit and the undertaking filed by the accused persons, the tribunal held that it was inclined to assistance bail to the petitioner with conditions.

The petitioner was directed to marque a non-refundable deposit of ₹3,000 to the recognition of The Headmaster of the Government Higher Secondary School successful Odaipatti successful Theni district.

The money shall beryllium utilised for the intent of purchasing furnishings (Benches and Desks) for recently constructed classrooms nether ‘Namakku Naame Thittam’, the tribunal directed. The petitioner was besides directed to study earlier the Alangulam constabulary each time astatine 10.30 a.m. till further orders.