The Supreme Court of India has recently discovered that imposition of burdensome conditions for grant of bail is equivalent to denial of bail. "We area unit of the thought-about read that imposition of burdensome conditions for grant of bail equivalent to denial of bail", the Court aforementioned. A Bench comprising Justice Nageswara Rao and Justice BR Gavai created the observation whereas setting aside province High Court's order directive petitioner to deposit money of Rs.20 lakhs and providing security of immobile property to the tune of Rs.20 lakhs for grant of bail. The present petitioner is AN suspect during a criminal case for committing offence underneath Sections 467, 468, 471, four20 and 120B of the Indian legal code and Sections 4, five and six of the Prize Chits and cash Circulation theme (Banning) Act. He was granted bail by the province court on twenty fifth March 2021, subject to him depositing money of Rs.20 lakhs and providing security of immobile property to the tune of Rs.20 lakhs. While directive to unleash the Petitioner on bail the court had obligatory the subsequent additional conditions: He can furnish money security of Rs.20,00,000/- and furnish property security price twenty lakhs free from all encumbrances. He shall not leave the State of West Bengal He shall not deter any witness directly or indirectly by means of inducement, threat, or promise accustomed to the facts of the case from revealing such facts before the court or tamper the proof. He shall report before the investigation Officer of the case each fifteen days until the conclusion of the trial.