Devayat Khavad: After 72 days in jail, Devayat Khavad granted bail, cannot enter Rajkot for 6 months
Folk writer Devayat Khawad, who has been in jail for the last 72 days, has finally got conditional bail. Dewayat Khawad was arrested for fatally assaulting Mayursingh Rana and two of his companions with a pipe at Sarveswar Chowk in Rajkot. The High Court has granted bail to Dewayat Khawad on the condition that he does not enter Rajkot for 6 months.
According to the facts of this case, a young man named Mayursinh Sampatsinh Rana left his office to go home after an old enmity at Sarveswar Chowk on Yagnik Road in the city. On reaching his car, folk poet Devayat Khawad, who rushed into the car without a number plate, and Mayursingh Rana, who got out of the car, fatally attacked and beat him with a pipe. Later, the assailant Dewayat Khawad and his companions escaped with the car.
Mayursingh Rana, who was injured in the attack, filed a case against folk writer Devayat Khawad and his friend Sagarit Haresh alias Kano Rabari and car driver Kishan Dilipbhai Kumbharwadia under sections including attempt to murder in the division police station. Dewayt Khawad and his two accomplices surrendered to the police after the court rejected the anticipatory bail application filed by the sessions court of the accused folk writer Devayat Khawad and his two accomplices fearing police arrest.
Dewayat Khawad, who is in charge of the jail, and his two companions, who were upset with the session court’s order canceling the regular bail application filed in the Rajkot Sessions Court to get bail, filed a bail application in the High Court to get released from jail. After protracted arguments, the High Court adopted a non-bailable stance and finally withdrew the bail application filed by Devayat Khawad and his companion Kishan Kumbharwadia.
At the end of the investigation, Dewayt Khawad and his two accomplices filed a regular bail application in the Rajkot Sessions Court. The bail application was also canceled, Devayat Khawad filed a bail application in the High Court to be released from bail. After hearing the bail application, the High Court accepted the arguments of the defense counsel of the accused and ordered Khawad to be released on bail on condition that he will not enter Rajkot for 6 months after serving 72 days in jail for the crime of murderous attack.
In this case, Advocate Mehul Sharadbhai Pawar, Advocate Ajaybhai K. of Rajkot appeared in the defense of Dewayat Khawad in the High Court. Joshi, Stawanbhai Mehta and Brijesh Chauhan stayed.