(2) Every person arrested under subsection (1) may be released from custody—
- (a) on his depositing such reasonable sum of money as an officer of the Commission may require;
- (b) on his executing a bond, with or without sureties, as an officer of the Commission may require; or
- (c) on his depositing such reasonable sum of money as an officer of the Commission may require and his executing a bond, with or without sureties, as an officer of the Commission may require.
(3) Any person who has been released from custody under subsection (2) may be arrested without warrant by any officer of the Commission—
- (a) if such officer has reasonable grounds for believing that any condition on or subject to which such person was released or otherwise admitted to bail has been or is likely to be broken; or
- (b) on being notified in writing by the surety of such person that such person is likely to break any condition on or subject to which such person was released and that surety wishes to be relieved of his obligation as surety.
(4) Any person arrested under subsection (3) and is not released shall, without unreasonable delay, and in any case within twenty-four hours (excluding the time of any necessary journey) be produced before a Magistrate’s Court and if it appears to the Court that any condition on or subject to which such person was released or otherwise admitted to bail has been or is likely to be broken, the Court may—
- (a) remand such person in custody; or
- (b) admit such person to bail on the same conditions or on such other conditions as it thinks fit.
(5) Where a person who is arrested for an offence under this Act is serving a sentence of imprisonment or is under detention under any law relating to preventive detention, or is otherwise in lawful custody, he shall, upon an order in writing by an officer of the Commission of the rank of Superintendent or above, be produced before such officer or before any other officer of the
