Archive · 2 Jul 2025
Mumbai Court Denies Bail to Elgaar Parishad Accused
A court in Mumbai said no to letting Ramesh Gaichor out of jail temporarily.
Gaichor wanted to see his dad who is sick.
But the judge said the dad's problems are not that serious, and many older people have them.
Gaichor is in jail because the government thinks he's linked to a group that caused trouble.
The court said they only let people out for things like school, if it was really important.
This time, the court did not think it was important enough.
Gaichor will have to stay in jail for now.
A Mumbai court denied interim bail to Ramesh Gaichor, an accused in the Elgaar Parishad case.
Gaichor sought bail to visit his ailing father, but the court deemed his father's symptoms common for senior citizens.
The court noted the father was discharged from the hospital and not in a serious condition, according to medical reports.
Gaichor has been in custody since 2020, accused of Maoist affiliation.
The Elgaar Parishad case concerns alleged inflammatory speeches that led to violence in 2018.
- Who
- Ramesh Gaichor, accused in the Elgaar Parishad case, and the Mumbai court.
- What
- A Mumbai court denied interim bail to Ramesh Gaichor.
- When
- Tuesday
- Where
- Mumbai
- Why
- The court deemed the father's symptoms common for senior citizens and not serious enough to warrant immediate bail.
Accused's View
Court's View
Medical Condition of Father
Accused's View
The accused sought temporary release to care for his ailing father.
Court's View
The court denied bail due to the father's condition not being serious.
- Defendant
- Ramesh Gaichor
- Case
- Elgaar Parishad
- Bail Requested For
- Visiting ailing father
- Court Ruling
- Denied
- Accusation
- Maoist affiliation
- Arrest Year
- 2020