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Default bail under BNSS Section 187
  • Adv Govind Bali
  • Criminal Law, Criminal Law & Bail
  • August 8, 2026

Default Bail Under BNSS Section 187 | 60/90 Day Rule & Chargesheet Delay

Default bail under BNSS Section 187 is a statutory right that arises when an accused is in custody and the investigating agency fails to complete investigation and file the chargesheet/final report within the prescribed period. The usual statutory period is 90 days for offences punishable with death, life imprisonment, or imprisonment of ten years or...

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