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Sairaab Fame Rohit Chandel Granted Bail After Nearly 2 Months In Custody Over POCSO Case: Report

Television actor Rohit Chandel is reportedly expected to walk out of jail on September 11, 2026, nearly two months after being in custody. According to ABP News, the actor has been granted bail in the POCSO case registered at Ghatkopar Police Station, while the necessary paperwork is currently being processed. If the paperwork is completed without any delay, Rohit is likely to be released from…

Sairaab Fame Rohit Chandel Granted Bail After Nearly 2 Months In Custody Over POCSO Case: Report

Television actor Rohit Chandel is set to be released from jail on September 11, 2026, after nearly two months of custody. The actor has been granted bail in the POCSO case registered at Ghatkopar Police Station, as reported by ABP News. The necessary paperwork for the bail process is currently being finalized, and if completed without delays, Rohit may be released from custody tomorrow.

This news is a significant relief for the actor, who had faced multiple setbacks in his bail plea. Initially, his bail request was rejected due to discrepancies in the police and medical records, which included incorrect entries such as recording his occupation as "businessman" instead of "actor" and his religion incorrectly. The court also noted errors in his marital status, listing it as "married" when the actor claimed to be unmarried.

Despite these setbacks, Rohit's lawyer argued that such errors in official records should not impact his case. His second bail plea was rejected on July 22, following the minor complainant's statement before a judicial magistrate. Rohit Chandel's POCSO case updates reveal a series of errors in the official documents that have left the actor facing a major setback.

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