He can try to secure bail in high court.  But if high court is not inclined to give her bail he needs to withdraw and try in lower court after some time

Your father should apply for bail before HC against order passed by sessions court 

2) HC would release your father on bail 

Which court is it?

1. Well, if the Magistrate or the sessions court has rejected his bail then he can apply for bail in high court.

2. In case of cheating keeping him custody beyond 1-2 weeks is generally not the convention and since there is an order of high court for his reinstatement he is likely to get bail from high court.

3. So without any delay apply fro bail u/s 439 crpc.

4 After bail contest the DP and the criminal case on merit.

approach the High Court for getting bail, chances are in your favor, however, depends upon contents of FIR

Being booked under 420, atlest 0ne month he has to wait for bail. after session court, you approach High court for Bail, he will gets

See CJM court has rejected bail then approach the session court as CJM and sessions are different courts, in case the bail was rejected by the session court by Sessions Judge then you have to approach the high court under 439 crpc regular bail.

Bail depends on facts of case, allegations in FIR. Mere pendency of investigation, no reason to deny bail. File appeal against the order.

How much money has accounted on him ? 

A bail application should be filed in the high court stating the reasons why is he innocent and should be released on bail.

He should also be released so that he may reply to the charge sheet given by the department.

Regards 

1. He should now approach the High court now for availing bail.

2. He is in judicial custody and not in police custody for interrogation. He is not in a position to tamper with the evidence and influence the witnesses since he is under sucpension.

3. The above ground should be forwarded for seeking his bail from the High Court.

Dear sir

   Hi you mentioned alleged offense u/s 420 &409 of IPC is non bailable offences , triable by magistrate court. Don't worry you file bail application in u/s 439 of crpc. , In same court  

And take bail within week .

Thanking you

Narayan shetty

He can file a bail application before high court and can mention the events especially that took place after the high court order to reinstate him in the service, that the department had made urgent decisions to file charge sheet as well as police complaint on this subject matter.

On proper presentation before high court he will get enlarged on bail by an order of the high court.

the chances of bail from Sessions Court is almost fainted. Better to get the bail disposed of and move a bail application before Hon'ble High Court of Judicature. 

Your uncle should apply for bail in High Court.

Previous orders of the High Court ordering his reinstatement it should also be attached along the bail application.

Dear Client

If the bail has been rejected from the session court. Then you have to approach the High Court of WB for bail.

or you have to wait till the Inquiry is over and Police file chargesheet in the court. then you can file second applicaion of Bail in the Session Court.

other option is that if police do not file the Chargesheet within 90 days then on completion of 90 days you can get bail on application due to delay in Filing of Chargesheet.

1. As per the information mentioned in the present query, makes it clear that you have not been guided well by the lawyer and that is the reason he has to gone through the jail term for not fault at his end.
2. When there is already an order from the High Court and then after chargesheet has been filed, how they can file subsequent FIR.
3. It shows that the FIR has been filed wrongly.
4. You should approach the High Court for bail and if not granted then you are free to call me anytime for filing the SLP before Hon’ble Supreme Court of India.