My brother worked for a finance company as an executive. In 2017, he resigned and got No Dues clearance. After completing all the formalities, he left the company. During his tenure, he financed around 1200+ files. As it turns out around 7 of them are fake or forged, and the company couldn't recover its money from those customers. My brother didn't have the authority to pass the finance case on his own; he had to seek the approval of the company from its backend team. So each case was approved by its backend team, and he merely did the rest of the formalities.

The company has charged him under sections 420, 467, 468, and 471 of the IPC. He was picked up by the police two days ago. The FIR registered against him was dated a month back. Nobody ever came for any investigation or anything. He is in Dasna jail (Ghaziabad, UP) right now. My family is in utter shock and trauma. We have applied for bail in the lower court, but they are almost locked down due to the pandemic. What should we do now?

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Consult a good criminal lawyer. Analyze the charges under IPC u/s 420 for cheating, Section 467 for forgery, etc., Section 468 for forgery for the purpose of cheating, and Section 471.

Speak to your brother and ask him to give access to his personal records. Use RTI to get information.

Courts are still functional through electronic means. If required, move to the High Court for bail. Don't lose hope. Prisons are releasing people due to Corona; try to meet the higher police officials for this ([link to article](https://www.livemint.com/news/india/coronavirus-update-up-to-release-11-000-prisoners-on-bail-to-decongest-prisons-11585454201729.html)).

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Sir,

As per India Today, jails are to release undertrial inmates after a personal bond that will get an interim bail. How do we fill out a personal bond? In these situations, when everything is locked, how do we go about it? Our lawyer has said that he is trying to approach the High Court, but there seems to be no hope due to the lockdown.

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Your lawyer would definitely know what to do in urgent cases. Even if required, talk to jail officials for getting some clarifications.

URL: [http://delhihighcourt.nic.in/writereaddata/Upload/PublicNotices/PublicNotice_F96N7ECEFRP.PDF](http://delhihighcourt.nic.in/writereaddata/Upload/PublicNotices/PublicNotice_F96N7ECEFRP.PDF)

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Still Courts, esp, High Courts are hearing and deciding bail matters. The facts posted suggest no easy solutions. Allegations need to be met on their merits.
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