Section 81 of CrPC : Section 81: Procedure by Magistrate before whom such person arrested is brought.

Explanation using Example

Example 1:

Ravi is accused of theft and a warrant is issued for his arrest by a court in Mumbai. The police in Delhi arrest Ravi based on this warrant. When Ravi is brought before the Executive Magistrate in Delhi, the Magistrate confirms that Ravi is indeed the person named in the warrant. Since theft is a bailable offense, Ravi expresses his willingness to provide bail. The Magistrate accepts the bail and forwards the bond to the court in Mumbai. Ravi is then released on bail and instructed to appear before the Mumbai court on the specified date.

Example 2:

Priya is accused of a serious crime, such as kidnapping, and a warrant is issued for her arrest by a court in Chennai. The police in Bangalore arrest Priya based on this warrant. When Priya is brought before the District Superintendent of Police in Bangalore, it is confirmed that she is the person named in the warrant. Since kidnapping is a non-bailable offense, Priya cannot be released on bail by the District Superintendent. However, Priya's lawyer presents relevant documents and information to the Chief Judicial Magistrate in Bangalore, who, after considering the information, decides to release Priya on bail under the provisions of section 437. Priya is then released on bail and instructed to appear before the Chennai court on the specified date.