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With today's orders by the Sessions Court, all the six accused in the case have managed to secure bail.

Magistrate Komalsing Rajput attributed majority of the blame to Neeraj Bishnoi, Neerajkumar Singh and Omkareshwar Thakur. Bail pleas of Singh and Thakur were, therefore, rejected.

The Cyber Cell of Mumbai Police has filed a chargesheet before the Metropolitan Magistrate at Bandra, Mumbai against 6 accused in the Bulli Bai case of 2021.

The Court observed that records showed the active involvement of the accused in propagating information relating to women from a particular community.

The 21-year-old engineering student, who was arrested from Bengaluru, was first remanded to police custody and then to judicial custody after he contracted COVID.

The 21-year-old engineering student from Bengaluru was the first person to be arrested in the case.

The six persons who were being interrogated in the FIR registered by the Cyber Cell of the Mumbai Police have been remanded to judicial custody.

The Court also extended the police custody of the Bulli Bai App founder Neeraj Bishnoi till January 31, 2022.

The 28-year-old MBA degree holder was nabbed from Odisha by the Mumbai Police and has been remanded to police custody till January 27, 2022.

The court termed the app 'scandalous', and against the Constitutional ethos of secularism and fraternity and modesty of woman.

The Court, while asking the DCP, Delhi Police, to file a detailed reply by January 22, ordered no coercive action against accused Vishal Jha till further orders.

The detailed common order, a copy of which is with Bar & Bench, was made available today.

The Bandra Metropolitan Magistrate Komalsing Rajput pronounced the verdict today in the bail applications filed by the three accused arrested so far by the Mumbai Police in the matter.

Jha's plea will be heard tomorrow by Saket court.

The Metropolitan Magistrate at Bandra completed hearing on the bail pleas of the three accused - Vishal Jha, Shweta Singh and Mayank Rawat - and will pronounce his order on Thursday.

A preliminary probe revealed that apart from the Bulli Bai app, the arrested-accused were active in the Sulli deals app of July 2021, an affidavit filed by Mumbai Police said.