The Delhi High Court grants bail to Amitabh Jhunjhunwala, a former executive of ADAG, in a case being investigated by the Enforcement Directorate (ED). The decision comes after his application for bail is heard by the court.
According to reports, the ED opposes the bail plea. The agency argues that Jhunjhunwala does not satisfy the legal threshold for bail on medical grounds, stating that he is not “sick” or “infirm” within the required standard. Both outlets describe the ED’s objection in similar terms.
The accounts focus primarily on the court’s grant of bail and the ED’s stated reason for opposing it, particularly around the petitioner’s health-related criteria. The reports do not provide differing factual details about the underlying allegations in the ED case, concentrating instead on the bail ruling and the contention regarding eligibility for medical or infirmity-based consideration.