The applicant Motsin, whose son and daughter-in-law were allegedly murdered by respondent no. 2 Shahbaz (facing trial under Section 302 IPC for double murder), filed a bail cancellation application under Section 483(3) of the BNSS, 2023, seeking cancellation of bail granted to Shahbaz by a Coordinate Bench on 01.04.2025. The applicant contended that after being granted bail, Shahbaz repeatedly indulged in criminal activities, resulting in three fresh FIRs being lodged against him (in two of which he was chargesheeted), his externment from District Saharanpur for six months, and his declaration as a History-Sheeter by the SSP Saharanpur. The applicant further alleged that a false statement was made at the time of the bail application concealing Shahbaz's prior criminal antecedents, including a pending trial under Sections 363 and 368 IPC. The court considered the settled legal principles on bail cancellation as laid down by the Supreme Court in Munilakshmi v. Narendra Babu and Phireram v. State of Uttar Pradesh, which hold that bail may be cancelled where supervening circumstances arise post-grant or where the accused misuses the concession of bail by indulging in criminal activity. The judgment text as provided does not record a final operative order, as it appears to be truncated before the court's ultimate decision.