India — Meghalaya High Court & India — Supreme Court of India

India — Meghalaya High Court: The India — Meghalaya High Court granted bail to Murder of Raja Raghuvanshi, an order that the India — Supreme Court of India expressed reservations about, particularly concerning the grounds for bail related to a typographical error in arrest documents.

India — Supreme Court of India: The India — Supreme Court of India refused to stay the bail granted to Murder of Raja Raghuvanshi but expressed reservations about the India — Meghalaya High Court's approach, indicating a cautious stance on reversing bail orders once an accused is released.

India — Meghalaya High Court: The High Court granted bail to Murder of Raja Raghuvanshi, which is being challenged by the state government in the Supreme Court.

India — Supreme Court of India: The Supreme Court is the highest judicial authority hearing the state's plea and considering a larger bench reference on the legal issue.

India — Meghalaya High Court: Had granted bail to Murder of Raja Raghuvanshi, which was later set aside by the Supreme Court.

India — Supreme Court of India: The Supreme Court cancelled the bail of Murder of Raja Raghuvanshi, setting aside the India — Meghalaya High Court's order.