My wife tragically passed away after self-immolation, suffering severe burns. A case has been filed against me and my brother under Section 498A. While my brother received anticipatory bail, my request was denied by both the trial court and the High Court. I’m a government servant and worried about my situation. What should I do?

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Apni Law Staff asked 4 years ago

My wife tragically passed away after self-immolation, suffering severe burns. A case has been filed against me and my brother under Section 498A. While my brother received anticipatory bail, my request was denied by both the trial court and the High Court. I’m a government servant and worried about my situation. What should I do?

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Apni Law Staff answered 4 years ago

You should immediately approach the Supreme Court to seek anticipatory bail. Since you are a government servant, you should engage a lawyer specializing in criminal law and family law to represent you and argue your case effectively.

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