BHOPAL: A “typographical error” in an Aug 7 verdict by Madhya Pradesh excessive courtroom virtually triggered a procedural misstep when a homicide accused who was denied bail, and one other whose plea was accepted, swapped locations within the printed doc uploaded to the courtroom web site.This curious case of clerical oversight bought extra curious nonetheless when the bail candidates turned out to be father and son – Halke and Ashok – arrested on suspicion for lynching shopkeeper Prakash Pal in Vidisha’s Tyonda on July 5 final yr.By the point the discrepancy was noticed, Halke’s lawyer Amin Khan had already filed a bail bond based mostly on the inaccurate info put out on the web site. An order to launch the bail applicant was additionally issued to the jail authorities. However Halke’s reduction was short-lived as courtroom workers contacted his lawyer to say that there had been a goof-up.Round 6.30pm on Aug 8, hours after the confusion began, Justice Rajesh Kumar Gupta of Gwalior bench recalled the erroneously printed orders mentioning Halke was to be freed on bail whereas his son Ashok would keep in jail. The daddy and son had been arrested inside two days of one another – on July 8 and 10, respectively. Throughout a re-hearing Monday, the decide clarified a typo brought on the mix-up. He issued a “recent and ultimate order”.