How can Indian police arrest someone acquits of India?

In India, if an individual is acquitted of charges in a criminal case, they cannot be arrested again for the same offense due to the principle of "double jeopardy," which is protected under Article 20(2) of the Indian Constitution. However, if new evidence emerges or if the acquittal is challenged, law enforcement may initiate fresh proceedings. Additionally, an individual can be arrested for other unrelated offenses or if there are pending warrants against them.