BJP MLA Nitesh Rane refuses to file bond of good behaviour to Mumbai Police

BJP MLA Nitesh Rane has filed a reply to the assistant commissioner of police and has refused to furnish a bond of good behaviour after a notice was issued to Nitesh Rane under the Code of Criminal Procedure CrPC 110 to furnish a bond of good behaviour and termed the show cause notice bad in lawThis show cause notice was issued to him after he along with his father Union Minister Narayan Rane was booked in a case at Malvani police station in relation to his statements about Disha Salians death case investigationAssistant Commissioner of Police Shailendra Dhivar under his powers as Special Executive Magistrate had issued a showcause notice to the BJP MLA asking him to execute a good behaviour bond as per CrPC 110 the notice is part of the chapter proceedings initiated against a person facing many casesNitesh Rane has filed his reply to the showcause notice through his lawyer Namita Maneshinde and has said that the notice issued to him dated April 1 2022 is misconceived and unfounded and hence he requested the ACP to withdraw or recall the show cause notice of April 1 2022After Nitesh Ranes refused to submit a bond of good behaviour the hearing on the same has been postponed to April 20Prima facie the said notice is illegal and bad in law and has been issued without application of mind and with malafide intent Section 110 of the Code of Criminal Procedure 1973 deals with security for good behaviour from habitual offenders Nitesh Rane said in his reply to the noticePresent Respondent has never been convicted of any offence whatsoever the said Section would not be applicable to him and hence the issuance of the present Show Cause Notice under Section 110 of the Code of Criminal Procedure 1973 is bad in law he addedIn his reply to the notice he has mentioned the order of the sessions court giving anticipatory bail to him in the case of Malvani police station after which he was issued this notice under CrPC 110Ld Sessions Judge has observed that the factual scenario of the case does not reveal the commission of any grave crime In light of the observations of the Ld Sessions Judge it is prima facie apparent that the crime was registered with oblique motive and no case has been made out against the Respondent That given the observations of the Ld Sessions Judge in respect of Crime No 118 of 2022 the present precipitatory action based on such a mala fide prosecution is nothing but a further injustice against the RespondentThis story has been sourced from a third party syndicated feed agencies Midday accepts no responsibility or liability for its dependability trustworthiness reliability and data of the text Midday managementmiddaycom reserves the sole right to alter delete or remove without notice the content in its absolute discretion for any reason whatsoever