Rajesh Alias Baba Vs. State of Rajasthan

criminal procedure code - sections 389 and 482--suspension of sentence under section 389 and not under 482--interim bail cannot be granted under section 482--to grant parole is in power of administration.;relied on: (1987) 3 scc 347.;interim bail rejected - - 3 there remains nothing after the judgment of the hon'ble supreme court and i would not like to be a party to please someone.d.l. mehta, j.1. the order relating to the suspension of sentence is passed under section 389 cr. pc. the court cannot abuse the powers vested under section 482 cr.pc by granting interim bail to the accused person. it was pointed out by the learned counsel for the petitioner that there is a practice of granting interim suspension of sentence under section 482 cr.pc. the power of the court carrot be arbitrary exercised. section 482 cr.pc provides that this court may make such cider as may be necessary to give effect to any order under this court. there is no question of giving effect to any order of this court because the order or rejection stands and it has already been given effect. the second part is the abuse of process of any court. now the application rejecting suspension of sentence is an abuse of the process of law cannot be said. in fact, to grant interim relief may be abuse of the process of the law. the court has inherent powers under section 389 cr.pc to suspend the sentence and the question of grant of interim suspension of sentence does not arise. in fact, the grant of interim parole or parole is the power of administration. we would be reluctant in usurping the power not vested in us by granting such interim relief. it is altogether a different matter that if the powers are exercised arbitrarily or otherwise, the court can pass necessary order while exercising the powers under article 227 of the constitution of india.2. i am also aware of the judgement of division bench, in which it has been held that the parole cannot be granted poonam lata v. m.l. wadhawon and ors. : 1987 crilj1924 , in which their lordships of the hon'ble supreme court have held as under:there is no scope for entertaining an application for parole by the court straight way.3 there remains nothing after the judgment of the hon'ble supreme court and i would not like to be a party to please someone. therefore, the application filed by the applicant is rejected.