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Best Bakery: HIV+ convict gets bail

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Press Trust of India

Posted: Feb 03, 2012 at 0407 hrs IST

Mumbai The Bombay High Court today granted bail to a convict in the 2002 Best Bakery case of Gujarat on medical grounds.

A division bench of Justices V M Kanade and P D Kode directed the petitioner, an HIV-positive man, to submit a personal bond of Rs 5,000. He is the first person in the case to be granted bail after an appeal was filed in the High Court against the conviction.

The court today went through the medical report submitted by the civil hospital, which states that the petitioner’s ‘CD4 count’ had gone down to 196, and HIV infection was at ‘stage 2’, which requires constant medical attention. “Considering the report, it will be appropriate to release him on bail,” the court said.

The court has directed the petitioner to provide to the police his permanent address in Vadodara where he would be staying along with his contact number. Directing that he be released forthwith, the court also said that his condition would be reported to the nearest police station by his relatives once in two weeks.

Fourteen persons were killed inside Best Bakery in Vadodara during the post-Godhra riots in 2002.

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