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Malyalam actor Dileep granted bail in woman actor sexual assault case

| @indiablooms | Oct 03, 2017, at 10:51 pm
Thiruvanthapuram, Oct 3 (IBNS) : The Kerala High Court on Tuesday granted bail to Malayalam actor Dileep, an accused in the abduction and sexual assault of an actress, reports said.

Justice Sunil Thomas granted the bail with stringent conditions, including surrendering of his passport, a deposit of Rs 1 lakh and two solvent sureties for the like amount.

The actor has also been asked that  he should not tamper with evidence and appear before investigating officers as and when required.

The judge  said investigation against Dileep was in the final stages and his further custody was not necessary.

The  actor  was denied bail five times before.

Six persons, including Dileep and main accused 'Pulsar' Suni, were arrested in connection with the incident in which a noted south Indian film actress  was abducted and allegedly molested inside her car on February 17.

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