Quite a unique country. Those who commit comparitively less grave crimes get life imprisonment and those who commit grevious crimes on a national level roam free less than 24 hours after going to jail! That's incredible India I guess...
Unnecessary mud-slinging/false propaganda.
If somebody who was arrested on an evening manages to get bail from a court next day i.e. in less than 24 hours, then what is wrong with that? Are you suggesting that all under-trials should be denied bail? Civil liberties must be taken away on the basis of mere accusations? Which sad part of the world are you from?
I don't know how it works in your country but in India certain restrictions are placed on the movement of an accused pending the delivery of justice. This may also include impounding of passport if there is reason to believe that the accused may try to flee the country.
Do you have valid proof against someone which you admitted with (an) Indian police or court and the accused was still let off? Improbable, but if that did happen then please share it with the media channels and see for yourself how incredible India is.
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In this case, i feel the police should be congratulated for ensuring the conviction. The quantum of sentence does not appear to be commensurate with the crime. If the convict appeals in a higher court there is good chance that his sentence will be reduced.