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Karnataka High Court Halts Coercive Action Against IAF Officer in Bengaluru Road Rage Case

The court ordered Bengaluru police to follow due process and barred arrests or summons without judicial approval as investigations continue.

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Overview

  • The Karnataka High Court issued an interim order protecting Wing Commander Shiladitya Bose from arrest or coercive summons in a road rage case.
  • The court emphasized adherence to due legal procedures and required police to seek judicial approval before filing a charge sheet or issuing summons.
  • The legal dispute stems from a physical altercation on Old Madras Road between Bose and delivery rider Vikas Kumar SJ, with both parties filing FIRs and counter-complaints.
  • CCTV footage reportedly challenges Bose’s initial claims of an unprovoked attack, suggesting mutual violence and portraying Bose as the aggressor.
  • Further hearings are scheduled, with notices issued to the Baiyappanahalli police and Kumar, as the case unfolds under India’s revised criminal code framework.