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Though the offences registered against Sarogi were bailable, he feared that he could be booked under Section 306 of the Indian Penal Code (abetting suicide), which is non-bailable.
Adhoc Additional Sessions Judge M Y Mankar, however, rejected the application since offences registered against Sarogi were bailable.
The court also ordered police to intimate Sarogi about his arrest 48 hours in advance, excluding court holidays.
Sarogi’s associate, Pallavi Ashar had allegedly attempted suicide on February 19, citing Ashok Sarogi as the main reason for her drastic step in her suicide note. Asher alleged that he was trying to tarnish her image.
Sarogi has been booked along with three others on charges of outraging the modesty of a woman and criminal conspiracy.
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