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Filing of a chargesheet is not an automatic bar to the continuation of anticipatory bail. The court must evaluate if custodial interrogation was ever required during investigation and whether accused cooperated fully.
The Supreme Court Constitution Bench in Sushila Aggarwal settled that the protection granted under Section 438 CrPC (now Section 482 BNSS) does not automatically expire on filing of the chargesheet or framing of charges, unless special conditions warranting surrender are made out.
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