The word “arrest” shakes every family emotionally.
But what most people don’t know is — bail is a legal right, not a favour.
There are three major types of bail:
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Anticipatory Bail — applied before arrest to prevent custody
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Regular Bail — granted after arrest during case proceedings
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Interim Bail — temporary relief until final decision on bail
Delay in applying for bail causes unnecessary arrest and suffering.
A strong bail application requires:
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No criminal background
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Permanent residence in India
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Job/business stability
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Cooperative behaviour during investigation
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Valid grounds for bail
Submitting these points properly gives courts confidence and increases bail success.
Remember — bail does not mean a person is guilty.
It only allows them to fight the case outside jail and protect their job, dignity and family.