The Rajasthan High Court has refused anticipatory bail to a company director accused of large-scale GST evasion exceeding Rs. 20.63 crore, holding that economic offences require strict scrutiny and that custodial interrogation may be necessary for an effective investigation. However, the Court granted pre-arrest bail to a co-accused whose role was found to be limited…
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