If bail is refused, the accused will be held in custody until a trial is held or the case is otherwise resolved. The defendant can appeal the decision to a higher court, presenting new evidence or arguments, but this process takes time and doesn't guarantee a different outcome. The purpose of this detention is to ensure public safety and prevent the accused from fleeing or committing further crimes while awaiting trial.

If bail is refused, the accused will be held in custody until a trial is held or the case is otherwise resolved. The defendant can appeal the decision to a higher court, presenting new evidence or arguments, but this process takes time and doesn't guarantee a different outcome. The purpose of this detention is to ensure public safety and prevent the accused from fleeing or committing further crimes while awaiting trial.

If bail is denied:
1. Accused stays in jail.
2. Can apply to a higher court.
3. May face long custody.
4. Can reapply if circumstances change.
5. May get default bail if charge sheet is delayed.