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Delhi HC Grants Bail to Four Accused in Violent Wedding Banquet Brawl

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News18•05-03-2026, 16:30

Delhi HC Grants Bail to Four Accused in Violent Wedding Banquet Brawl

•Delhi High Court granted regular bail to four men arrested in a violent altercation at a South Delhi wedding venue.
•Justice Prateek Jalan ordered their release on a ₹50,000 personal bond with surety, imposing strict conditions.
•Accused must join investigation, provide contact details, and refrain from leaving the country or contacting witnesses.
•The incident on December 17-18, 2025, stemmed from a clash over guests carrying food to vehicles where alcohol was consumed.
•Court noted the "main assaulter" was a different co-accused, the incident was "sudden," and petitioners had no prior criminal history.

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