You can seek transfer of investigation to some other body or police station at some at neutral place where in the Investigation is not influenced. 

Stay on AB is not available high court may protect you pending the transfer petition.

You must comply with orders passed by sessions court 

2) cooperate with investigations appear before IO 

3) if you don’t appear your Anticipatory bail application would be rejected 

4) you can later apply for transfer of case in SC on grounds that complainant is influential figure 

If you will not go to I. O for joining the investigation then court will dismiss your bail application. 

And it will go against you even if you Will go to High Court. 

You should go there once if you feel unsafe move an application to that illaqa SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE that video order dated I granted interim anticipatory bail but provide me police protection as the complainant is mighty person and threatening me to kill

Supreme Court will not entertain your application on this grounds. You can try in SC but you need to prove that there is real threat to your life. You can take direction from supreme Court that your presence may not be necessary for last hearing

If you will not cooperate , AB will definitely reject.

Presently, case is under investigation, no transfer will order by court. File protection application court siting danger to life if went to that place. 

You can seek a transfer of the trial from the High Court in case you want to get a transfer within a state and from the Supreme Court if in a different State. Danger to life would be a valid ground to seek a transfer.

File transfer petition in Supreme Court.

Apply high court for speedy disposal of your anticipatory bail application.

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You should appear before IO as directed by the sessions court or your Interim bail can be cancelled and you may have to face custody due to this act. 

You can file a transfer petition before Supreme Court on ground of life threats and influence of complainant on Investigation agency.

You can try your luck sir in SC

You can offer to be available for investigations through Skype 

however  if court has directed you to appear personally before IO then you must appear before IO 

if you dont appear you would not be granted AB 

Move a written application to I. O AND S. P explaining that I am suffering from disease medical attached. 

For that you have to take help of doctor where doctor will advised you not to travel on medical documents. 

On the basis of that S. P can send an I. O to you or if he will not send then you can show that application before high court and court wilwill give you some more time or direct I. O to join investigation at your place. 

But for that there must be strong medical advice

You need to appear before the court.

You have to comply with orders of court, and that, you need to cooperate with the IO in his investigation.

If you fail to appear before court, your AB application will be rejected.

You appear before court, demonstrate to the court about your apprehensions and convince the court, if it is not convinced / considered your application will be rejected.

You have to move transfer application before Supreme Court.

Any option is possible by court order only.

To put it differently, anticipatory bail may be granted for a duration which may extend to the date on which the bail application is disposed of or even a few days thereafter to enable the accused persons to move the higher court, if they so desire.

The High Court and a Court of Session, have concurrent jurisdiction to grant anticipatory bail. There has been a judicial conflict as regards to the Court competent to grant anticipatory bail, when the place of commission of offence and the place of apprehension of arrest lie within two different states  but the dictum accepted by majority of the High Courts is that that, a court of Session or the High Court having jurisdiction over the local commission of offense can only grant anticipatory bail.The High Courts of Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh, Gujarat and Delhi have been firm on the legal position that a court within whose jurisdiction a person apprehends arrest for a non-bailable offence is competent court to grant anticipatory bail and a court has no jurisdiction to grant anticipatory bail to the petitioner against whom a case has been registered in another state.The Kerala High Court has also held that an arrest made outside the State will not be protected by an order under Section 438 unless the offense itself is alleged to have committed within the state. Whereas on the other hand, the Bombay High Court has taken a contrary view and held that if the offense is committed in one state but arrest is expected in another State, the High Court in the latter state can entertain application for anticipatory bail. The unique stand taken by the High Court of Karnataka and Gujarat regarding the same appears to be more suitable interpretation wherein it was held that:

“Sec 438 Cr.P.C. provides relief to the person apprehending arrest even though the court may not have jurisdiction to deal with the offence. He can seek relief in the court within whose jurisdiction he ordinarily resides. Anticipatory bail of limited duration can be granted with a direction to the petitioner to approach the court concerned. Thus an application under Sec 438 should be finally decided by only the court within whose jurisdiction the alleged offence has been committed.

Your case do not fall under the above category since you have already been granted interim bail.

You may have to get the bail application dismissed by sessions court as well as by the high court and then prefer an appeal before supreme court.

You cannot disobey the court orders.

Your medical reasons or any other reason has to be projected before court on the next date of hearing and get the conditions relaxed.

If you dont appear before the police for investigation, they may write to the court about it and seek cancellation of bail for this reason.

1. As per the information mentioned in the present query, makes it clear that you have a genuine reason to not to go there, and can file transfer petition in the Apex court of our country.
2. But, would advice to file only when you have strong proof of your apprehension if getting harassed there.
3. And otherwise, you have got the interim relief if don’t appear then AB will get rejected.
4. But, yes, if you can get the stay over the proceedings in sessions court by making application of stay in transfer petition then would be saved form it’s rejection till the time get it transferred.

Yes you have to appear with an advocate and file detailed reply of same before court.

See it would be better to approach high court first as if SC rejects your petition then there shall be no way out.

Also file writ through advocate.

If no interim relief is there you can be arrested.

if your bail application is rejected by sessions court you can challenge said order in HC 

2) for transfer of case from one state to another you can file petition in SC 

3) better engage a lawyer for said purpose 

4) during pend ency of your petition you may not be arrested 

Supreme Court will tell you to aporach high court as the alternative remedy

You can file a transfer petition before supreme court, but it will not be maintainable

What do you mean by suo moto petition, no such petition will be entertained by supreme court.

.If the bail application is rejected by sessions court, you may apply for bail before high court.

You will not be arrested till the application is disposed by high court.

You have to lodge private complaint with magistrate under section 500 of IPC in case offence of criminal defamation has been committed by accused by maligning your reputation 

The position of law is that only after the courts cognisance police will act in non cognizable cases. Police cant suo moto act in NC cases

you can file a defamation case in the respective District Court. For that, you have to file a draft complaint petitition stating your circumstances and annexing all your supporting documents. 

Can i file a writ petition of certiorari - WILL dismiss. 
Can file defamation complaint in court only. If magistrate feel so and require than can direct the police to register FIR and investigate. 

- Since, your AB is pending before the session court , hence if you are feeling safe you  then you should wait for the out come of the said application before joining the I.O. in that place. 

-  Further without getting order for rejection , you cannot approach the High court now , and further the same rule will apply , if you will apply Supreme court for transferring the said matter . 

- Further, for an anticipatory bail , your appearance is not mandatory before the session court as well. 

- However as the court has already directs you to appear before the court , then you should at least sent your reasons like medical to the said I.O. with a request to joining him online , and further you can also inform him for your inability to appear before him. 

- However, if your AB application rejected , then you can approach the higher court on your genuine ground for taking bail . 

A criminal defamation can be filed through private complaint with magistrate under section 499 and 500 of Indian penal code.

There is no court fees in criminal matters expect ticket fees. 

if the charges are read with other criminal sections, then the police may register FIR for this defamation case along with commission of other crimes involved in this aspect