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High Court Denies Bail to Olympic Medallist Accused of Murder

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An Indian Olympic medallist has been denied bail by a High Court judge in connection with a murder case. Justice Purushaindra Kumar rejected the bail plea on August 6, citing multiple grounds for the refusal. The court expressed concern that the accused could potentially influence witnesses or interfere with the ongoing trial. The judge also took into account the seriousness of the alleged offence and the accused's conduct prior to his arrest.

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