Bail in Non-Bailable offenses (Section 497 CrPC)

Non-bailable only means that bail is not a matter of right; it is up to the court's discretion. For offenses that do not fall under the prohibitory clause (crimes carrying punishment less than 10 years, like theft), bail is usually granted as a rule unless there are exceptional circumstances. You can file a post-arrest bail application under Section 497(1) CrPC.