In a landmark ruling Hemchand v. State of Chhattisgarh, (2025), the Supreme Court granted an interim bail to a POCSO convicted accused, directing housing, employment, and counselling support to facilitate family reunion signalling that bail under POCSO is not automatically barred even post-conviction. Also, the Delhi High Court recently ruled in Habibur Molla v. State GNCT Delhi (2026) that failure to provide written “grounds of arrest” violates Article 22(1), making custody illegal and entitles an accused to bail. For Top legal guidance in complex cases on POCSO bail matters, consult the Best criminal defence Lawyer in Delhi today.