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4. Learned advocate Ms. Vashi further submitted that the offence alleged against the accused is of very grave nature NEUTRAL CITATION R/SCR.A/9675/2021 ORDER DATED: 24/07/2025 undefined and being a white colour crime, the enlargement on bail may have serious ramifications on the revenue of the State and this may encourage them to run parallel economy of corruption. She also submitted that the illegal use of public office by the accused necessitates the stricter approach during investigation and remaining of the trial and, therefore, the cancellation of the bail would serve the purpose of justice and fair and impartial trail. Thus, it clearly appears that the learned trial court, in a very casual manner, granted bail to the respondents-accused without taking into consideration the relevant aspects of the matter as well as the seriousness of the crime as also the menace of corruption being made by the officers while sitting in the government offices. Learned advocate Ms. Vashi further submitted that the accused persons were caught red-handed while accepting the bribe, and as such, the order passed by the learned trial court, granting bail to the respondents-accused, is not only illegal but also perverse and is based on irrelevant consideration, and therefore, the same is required to be set aside. Learned advocate Ms. Vashi submitted that the respondents-accused are the habitual offenders in commiting such kind of offences, and there past antecendents against the respondents-accused of the similar nature.