Interestingly, the Court opined that being a law student, Kumar has more responsibility on his shoulders in comparison to the other citizens.
“Being law student, there is more heavier responsibility on his shoulders as compared to other citizens. He must understand the fact that everybody is duty bound to respect the dignity and privacy of others and everybody must behave responsible in every aspect of social life” the Magistrate said.
The Metropolitan Magistrate at Bandra, Komalsing Rajput had granted bail to Kumar on February 1, 2022 but the detailed order was made available to the lawyer today.
Besides the regular conditions imposed such as furnishing of bail bond of ₹30,000 with sureties and co-operating with investigation, the Magistrate also ordered Kumar to undergo counselling for “general social behaviour and following etiquettes” and submit a report about his counselling sessions preferably within a month.
Source: Barandbench
