Gujarat High Court Criminal Manual (subordinate court practice), 1977
(i) No arrest of any person shall be made within the precincts of any House of the Parliament or Legislature of any State, whether such House or Legislature is in Sessions or not, without obtaining the permission of the Presiding Officer concerned. Note.—To enable the Presiding Officer to decide whether he should grant or refuse permission for arrest within the precincts of the House, the Court concerned when making such a request shall attach a letter of request to the warrant containing a concise statement setting out the grounds for the request and explaining why it is desired that arrest be made within the precincts of the House and why the matter cannot wait till the House adjourns for the day. (ii) When a member of any House of Parliament or Legislature of any State is arrested or re-arrested on cancelling the bail on the criminal charge or for criminal offence or is sentenced to imprisonment by a Court or is detained under an Executive Order, the Judge/Magistrate or Executive Authority, as the case may be, shall immediately intimate such fact to the Presiding Officer of the House or the Legislature concerned, indicating the reasons for the arrest, detention or conviction, as the case may be, as also the place of detention or imprisonment of the member, in the appropriate form No. 57. He shall also send immediately a telegram to the Speaker/Chairman of the House concerned and simultaneously send a copy of the telegram in confirmation thereof. (iii) When a member of any House of Parliament or Legislature of any State is released from Jail or custody on any ground e.g., on bail pending prosecution, the trial or an appeal or on the sentence being set aside on appeal the fact of such release shall be communicated immediately to the Presiding Officer of the House or the Legislature concerned in Form No. 57.