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Crime
Rajasthan HC Probe Launched After Fake Bail Order Frees N.D.P.S Accused
✍️ Amar Ujala · Jaipur
🗓 04 Nov 2026, 10:15 AM
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Two suspicious bail orders for an N.D.P.S case suspect appeared on the Rajasthan High Court website, prompting an internal probe after registration numbers and government counsel details were found to be incorrect.
The Rajasthan High Court’s online portal displayed two bail orders that appear to have been issued for the same accused in the N.D.P.S case. Both orders contained irregularities, including mismatched registration numbers and incorrect names of the government-appointed lawyer.
After the discrepancies were flagged, court officials initiated a formal inquiry to determine how the erroneous documents were posted and whether any procedural breach occurred. The investigation will examine the court’s administrative processes and the chain of custody for the orders.
The suspect, who had been in custody, was released after the bogus bail order was acted upon, raising concerns about the integrity of the court’s digital records. Authorities have not disclosed further details about the suspect’s identity or the next steps in the criminal case pending the outcome of the probe.
The High Court has assured the public that any misconduct will be dealt with strictly and that measures will be taken to prevent similar lapses in the future.
After the discrepancies were flagged, court officials initiated a formal inquiry to determine how the erroneous documents were posted and whether any procedural breach occurred. The investigation will examine the court’s administrative processes and the chain of custody for the orders.
The suspect, who had been in custody, was released after the bogus bail order was acted upon, raising concerns about the integrity of the court’s digital records. Authorities have not disclosed further details about the suspect’s identity or the next steps in the criminal case pending the outcome of the probe.
The High Court has assured the public that any misconduct will be dealt with strictly and that measures will be taken to prevent similar lapses in the future.