Quick Summary: Chandrasekar and two others are asking for bail in a case related to the Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes (Prevention of Atrocities) Act. The Madras High Court has told the lower court to quickly look into their bail request.
Chandrasekar, Manju also known as Manjunath, and Ramachandran also known as BMR are the people involved in this legal matter. They have been charged under Crime No.165 of 2025 by the Denkanikottai Police Station. The case is still being investigated.
Justice N. Sathish Kumar of the Madras High Court has instructed that the main judge in Krishnagiri should review the bail application on the same day the petitioners turn themselves in. This is to make sure that the legal process is quick and fair.
The case involves the Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes (Prevention of Atrocities) Act, 1989. There's a specific rule in Section 18 of this Act that makes getting bail more difficult. However, the judge stressed the importance of not using the law unfairly against innocent people.
"There shall be a direction to consider the petitioners' bail application, preferably on the same day of their surrender."
The petitioners have been given 15 days to turn themselves in to the appropriate court. This timeline is important for them to follow the court's orders and have their bail request looked at quickly.
The judge has ordered a quick review of the bail request to ensure fairness in the legal process. This decision is aimed at balancing the legal rules with the rights of the individuals involved.
