Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal got interim bail from the Supreme Court on Friday. Kejriwal has got this bail till June 1. That means they will have to surrender on June 2. After coming out on bail, Arvind Kejriwal will also take part in the election campaign till June 1. However, Kejriwal has not come out of jail yet. Arvind Kejriwal will come out of jail only when his bail order reaches the jailer. Let us know whose signatures are placed on the bail papers.
Who signs the bail order?
Actually, after getting bail, the bail order reaches the jail from the court, then it is verified by the jailer and then the accused is allowed to come out of the jail. Understand the whole process like this, when an accused gets bail from the court, then his bail order bears the seal of the court, the signature of the judge as well as the signature of the bail guarantor of the accused, i.e. the person who has taken the guarantee of the bail. After this, this bail order is sent by the court to the jailer and on the basis of this the accused is taken out of the jail.
Arvind Kejriwal got this bail
Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal has got interim bail, which is till a fixed date. Now understand what interim bail is. Actually, interim bail means bail given for a limited time. In fact, in many cases the court grants interim bail to the accused with certain conditions. However, after the last date of interim bail the accused has to surrender again. This bail is granted by the court only when the application for regular or anticipatory bail is not pending before the court. In many cases, the court can also extend the time limit of interim bail.
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