11 months ago
Samir Modi Granted Bail; Court Cites No Custodial Need
Samir Modi, arrested in a rape case, has been released on bail.
The court, while granting bail, stated that the accuser's claims would be proven once she testifies.
The court set a bail amount of Rs 5 lakh and imposed conditions.
Modi's legal team stated he was arrested before a preliminary investigation.
The court also noted that the severity of allegations is not the only thing to consider when granting bail.
Samir Modi's team claims that they are being blackmailed, and had filed a complaint detailing the extortion attempts.
Samir Modi was granted bail by the Saket Court.
He was arrested on September 18, 2025, in an alleged rape case.
Bail was set at Rs 5 lakh.
The court stated no custodial interrogation was required.
Modi's legal team claims extortion attempts by the accuser.
- Who
- Samir Modi
- What
- Granted bail
- Where
- Saket Court, Delhi
- When
- Not Specified
- Why
- Court determined no custodial interrogation was required.
Prosecution
Defense
Custodial Interrogation
Prosecution
Believed to be necessary to further the investigation.
Defense
Deemed unnecessary by the court; case can proceed without it.
Blackmail Allegations
Prosecution
No official statement or stance present.
Defense
Claims the accuser attempted to extort money, leading to a formal complaint.
Key facts
- Accused
- Samir Modi
- Charges
- Rape, sexual exploitation
- Bail Granted By
- Saket Court
- Bail Amount
- Rs 5 lakh
- Arrest Date
- September 18, 2025
Quotes
Additional Sessions Judge (ASJ) Vipin Kharb
Judge granting bail
“The case of prosecutors that consent of the complainant for a sexual relationship was obtained as the accused was in a position of control or was having dominance over the complainant or on a false promise of marriage, would be established once the prosecutors step into the witness box and lead evidence. However, no custodial interrogation is required for the said purpose”
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Advocate Simran Singh
On behalf of Samir Modi
“Today, Samir Modi has been granted bail by the Sessions Court after furnishing a bond of Rs. 5 Lakh”
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