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CJP bail hearing postponed after judge cites threat to life

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A bail hearing involving the CJP has been put off after the presiding judge raised concerns about a threat to life. The judge's remarks came amid claims that pressure was being applied to secure the release of Ranka and Das. The adjournment means the bail decision will be delayed to a later date. The original report was published by the Times of India.

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