Jagran correspondent, Saharsa. The court of Additional Sessions Judge IV Saharsa Avinash Kumar, while hearing the bail petition of the accused Kundan Kumar, who is in judicial custody on the charges of giving fake documents for the job of a driver in the Transport Department, has given regular bail and directed him to do community service in the temple for six months.
The matter is related to Saharsa Sadar police station case number 1329/2025. The accused was in judicial custody since November 18, 2025. The allegation against him is that he hid information about his three criminal cases in the affidavit to get the job of a driver in Police Line Saharsa of Transport Department. According to the FIR, this act was registered under various sections of the Indian Justice Code.
During the hearing, the defense counsel argued that based on the allegations, the maximum offense is that of giving a false affidavit, which is a bailable offence. It was also told that the three criminal cases mentioned. The accused among them is already on bail. The defense also said that the accused is young and ready to serve the society.
On behalf of the state, APP opposed the bail plea saying that the accused tried to get a job by giving a false affidavit, whereas there are already three criminal cases registered against him, including the Arms Act case.
After hearing the arguments of both the parties, the court granted regular bail keeping in mind the period of custody, nature of the allegation and age of the accused. The court ordered his release on a personal bond of Rs 10,000 and two sureties of the same amount.
Also, after the defense party expressed his desire to do social service, the court directed the accused to do service work for two hours in the morning and two hours in the evening every day for the next six months in the Matsyagandha temple, Saharsa, located near his house. During this time he will do work like cleaning and planting trees in or around the temple premises. The bail petition was disposed of with the above conditions.
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