when it was not found a fit case for bail before conviction, it is even less a fit case for bail after conviction

This Hon’ble Court in the case of Rabindra Nath Singh v. Rajesh Ranj, (2010) 6 SCC 41 had ruled as under; “B. Constitution of India - Arts. 129 and 144 - Contempt of Supreme Court by High Court Without good ground, High Court in breach of Supreme Court directions granting bail under S. 439 CrPC, held, would amount to contempt of Supreme Court 6. We are surprised that despite the aforesaid clear direction of this Court, the High Court has granted bail to the respondent-accused. In fact, such an order of the High Court amounts to contempt of order of this Court since this Court has observed that no further bail application of the accused shall be entertained. 7. The learned counsel for the respondent submitted that the aforesaid decision was given rejecting bail pending the trial, whereas now bail was applied in appeal after conviction by 94 the trial court. In our opinion, when it was not found a fit case for bail before conviction, it is even less a fit case for bail after conviction.”