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Court Grants Bail to Middleman Vinod Chauhan In Delhi Liquor Policy Case

Vinod Chauhan, a middleman arrested in the Delhi liquor policy money laundering case, received bail from the Rouse Avenue Court. Special Judge Kaveri Baveja granted him bail on a personal bond of Rs 10 lakh.

Chauhan was arrested by the Enforcement Directorate (ED) in May, accused of transferring bribe money from the “South Group” to fund AAP’s campaign in Goa.

Conditions for Bail

The court set conditions for Chauhan’s release. He must not influence witnesses, tamper with evidence, or avoid cooperating with the investigation. The court also ordered him to surrender his passport.

Bribery Allegations

The ED alleges that the South Group gave AAP a Rs 100 crore bribe to secure a dominant position in Delhi’s liquor market under the 2021-22 excise policy. BRS leader K. Kavitha and others are also accused in the case.

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Gopal Krishna

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