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MCOCA Bail Granted by Delhi HC to Four Accused in Sukesh Chandrasekhar Rs 200 Crore Extortion Case on Article 21 Grounds
Justice Prateek Jalan holds MCOCA's stringent bail restrictions cannot override Article 21 where a trial spanning 24 accused, 403 witnesses, and 10,000+ pages is unlikely to conclude soon.
