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Supreme Court Grants Vikas Yadav Interim Bail to Attend Ailing Mother

The court imposed strict conditions, including house arrest in Ghaziabad and enhanced security for witnesses, as it considers humanitarian relief for the convicted murderer.

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Overview

  • Vikas Yadav, serving a 25-year sentence for the 2002 Nitish Katara murder, has been granted interim bail until May 8 to assist his seriously ill mother.
  • The Supreme Court directed that Yadav remain confined to his Ghaziabad residence, allowing visits to his mother only after her return from a medical evaluation at AIIMS.
  • Yadav is required to furnish a ₹1 lakh bail bond with surety and report to the local police station during the bail period.
  • The court ordered enhanced security for Neelam Katara, the victim's mother and a key witness, and barred Yadav from contacting any prosecution witnesses.
  • A medical board at AIIMS will assess Yadav's mother’s condition, with a report due by May 7, to guide further court decisions.