A particular courtroom on Friday granted bail to Shilpa Shetty’s husband and businessman Raj Kundra after he appeared earlier than it in a cash laundering case linked to an alleged Bitcoin funding rip-off.The particular PMLA courtroom in Mumbai granted him bail after he offered himself earlier than the courtroom in a case registered by the Enforcement Directorate (ED). The case is linked to an alleged Bitcoin rip-off from 2018.Quickly after getting bail, Kundra spoke briefly to the mediapersons exterior the courtroom and mentioned, “Satyamev Jayate…”.Kundra’s advocate, Prashant Patil, additionally spoke to and acknowledged that the ED had filed a chargesheet towards his consumer, however there was no robust foundation for it. He mentioned that Raj Kundra has been cooperating with the ED since 2018 and has all the time appeared when known as.“The ED has filed a chargesheet towards Raj Kundra. In response to us, there isn’t a benefit within the chargesheet. At the moment, we filed a bail utility. Since 2018, Raj Kundra has been showing earlier than the ED,” Patil advised ANI.“There has by no means been an occasion when he didn’t cooperate with the ED. He has been granted bail on a surety quantity of Rs 1 lakh. He has to hunt permission from the courtroom earlier than touring overseas,” he added.The case is linked to FIRs registered in 2018 at Nigdi and Nanded police stations in Pune. The criticism alleges that traders have been cheated within the identify of Bitcoin mining. The central probe company has alleged that Kundra acquired 285 Bitcoins from the alleged mastermind of the Acquire Bitcoin Ponzi rip-off, Amit Bhardwaj. The company has additionally alleged that Kundra didn’t share particulars of the pockets deal with linked to those Bitcoins. It additional claimed that he and his spouse purchased properties at costs a lot decrease than market charges to make the cash seem authorized.In the meantime, as per the courtroom order, Kundra will now need to comply with bail situations, together with taking courtroom permission earlier than leaving the nation.