Rajpal Yadav did not get bail from Delhi High Court, now the next hearing will be on 16 February.

New Delhi. The bail plea of ​​Rajpal Yadav in the check bounce case was heard today in the Delhi High Court. After hearing all the arguments from both the sides, the court has adjourned the hearing of the case till Monday 16 February. The next hearing of the case will now be on 16 February. Earlier, the court told Rajpal Yadav that we gave you more than two dozen chances. Besides, the court has also sought response from the other party on the bail petition.

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Order given to the other party to file reply

According to Bar & Bench, during the hearing, the court also asked the other party to file its reply on the bail petition. The court said that the complainant will have to file a reply. When I was looking at the file, I came to know many things about which we were not even aware. He had earlier challenged the order in the Supreme Court, but the Supreme Court did not give him any relief. Well, we will hear it on Monday.

Court expressed concern

During the hearing, Delhi High Court expressed concern over Rajpal Yadav’s assurance of repaying the amount of more than Rs 3 crore and said that the case has been pending for a long time. As per Mint report, the court pointed out that despite making several promises during the revision hearing and arbitration proceedings, Rajpal Yadav got the hearing adjourned around 25-30 times and did not pay the dues.

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You did not fulfill your promise.

According to the report of Bar and Bench, Delhi High Court told Rajpal Yadav that you have gone to jail because you did not fulfill your promise. The court says that Rajpal Yadav was given at least two dozen chances, but he did not fulfill his promise. Rajpal Yadav had asked for bail citing marriage in the family.

According to Bar and Bench, during the hearing, the Delhi High Court made a strong comment and said that we may sympathize with you, but the law is the law. You did not surrender despite the court’s order and surrendered only when the court issued the order again.

Murali Projects’ lawyer’s argument

According to India Today, Murali Projects’ counsel opposed the plea, arguing that the defense cannot claim confusion or misinformation during the previous hearing. Especially when Rajpal Yadav was represented by the same senior advocate Bhaskar Upadhyay at that time.

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Reference was made to the marriage of elder brother’s daughter.

Rajpal Yadav’s lawyer, while requesting interim bail, told the court that the actor wants to attend the wedding of his elder brother’s daughter. The lawyer also assured the bench that Rajpal Yadav is ready to deposit the dues and has received financial assistance from members of the Bollywood industry and others.