Section 478 of BNSS : Section 478: In what cases bail to be taken.

Explanation using Example

Example 1:

Ravi, a shopkeeper in Delhi, is arrested by the police for a minor theft accusation. Since theft is a bailable offense, Ravi is taken to the police station. Ravi informs the officer in charge that he is ready to provide bail. The officer checks the details and finds that Ravi has no prior criminal record and is a resident of the area. The officer then allows Ravi to be released on bail after he provides a surety bond.

However, Ravi is unable to arrange for a surety within a week due to financial constraints. The officer, recognizing Ravi's indigent status, decides to release him on a personal bond, ensuring that Ravi will appear in court on the specified date.

Example 2:

Priya, a college student in Mumbai, is detained by the police for participating in a peaceful protest without prior permission. Since this is a bailable offense, she is taken to the police st...

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