Anticipatory bail application of Richie Rich Paan Parlour owner Bhavik Gajjar rejected
Troubles have mounted for Ahmedabad's Richie Rich Paan Parlour owner Bhavik Gajjar after failing to get relief from the court.
By Capital Kranti desk, Gandhinagar · Editor: Parth Thakkar
6 November 2026, 1:51 pm · 1 min read
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According to a report by Sandesh, troubles have increased significantly for Bhavik Gajjar, owner of Ahmedabad's well-known Richie Rich Paan Parlour. The anticipatory bail application of Bhavik Gajjar has been rejected by the Kalol court. Arguments were presented by both sides in the court, but ultimately Bhavik Gajjar did not get any kind of relief and his plea for bail application was dismissed.
Due to the rejection of the anticipatory bail application, the noose of law has now tightened further and the legal complications for Bhavik Gajjar have also increased remarkably. Due to the lack of court protection, the path for the police and the investigating agency to take legal action has now become completely clear.
Following this legal blow, there is now a full possibility that he may be arrested by the police at any time and the sword of police arrest is hanging over him. Intensive search for the accused Bhavik Gajjar has been started by the police team in this matter.
According to police sources, after the arrest of the accused in the coming time, there is a strong possibility that many shocking secrets and details regarding this entire episode will come to light.
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