The applicant, Ravi Palabhai Chavda Rabari, filed a successive regular bail application before the Gujarat High Court under Section 483 of the Bharatiya Nyaya Suraksha Sanhita, 2023, in connection with an FIR registered at Veraval Police Station for offences under the Gujarat Control of Terrorism and Organized Crimes Act, 2015 (GUJCTOC Act), relating to alleged bootlegging and illegal transportation of liquor. The applicant argued that GUJCTOC was wrongly invoked, that all four prior offences against him were disposed of, and that prolonged incarceration without trial progress violated his rights. The State opposed bail, contending the applicant was a member of an organized crime syndicate engaged in continuous illegal activity. The Court, without deciding the merits of GUJCTOC applicability, held that the right to speedy trial under Articles 19 and 21 of the Constitution of India, as affirmed by multiple Supreme Court precedents, overrides the stringent bail conditions under Section 20(4) of the GUJCTOC Act when delay in trial is not attributable to the accused. Accordingly, the Court found that the rigors of Section 21 of the GUJCTOC Act stood diluted and that the bail application deserved to be allowed primarily on the ground of delay in trial.