Rajpal Yadav has been granted interim bail by the Delhi Excessive Courtroom till March 18 in connection along with his Rs 9 crore debt and cheque bounce case. The short-term reduction was allowed in order that the actor can attend his niece’s marriage ceremony. The courtroom has directed him to mark his presence both bodily or by way of digital look throughout this era.Now the actor’s brother Chandrapal Yadav reacted to the media. On Monday (February 16), after the courtroom’s determination to grant bail to the actor, his brother advised IANS, “We have now no complaints. No matter days we had, our good days are but to return. That’s all we are going to say for now.”Studies additionally recommend that after strolling out of Tihar Jail, Rajpal Yadav is making ready to deal with the controversy publicly. His supervisor, Goldie, confirmed to Hindustan Occasions that the actor will quickly converse out. “He’ll quickly maintain a press convention to deal with the problem and speak about it. It’s going to occur in a day or two. Until then, we can’t say something extra,” he said.The authorized hassle traces again to 2010, when Yadav reportedly borrowed Rs 5 crore from Murali Initiatives Pvt Ltd to finance his directorial enterprise, ‘Ata Pata Laapata’. The movie failed commercially, and alleged defaults in compensation ultimately escalated into extended authorized proceedings.For these not within the know, in 2018, a Justice of the Peace courtroom discovered Rajpal Yadav and his spouse Radha responsible within the cheque bounce case, sentencing him to 6 months in jail. The conviction was later upheld by a periods courtroom in early 2019, prompting Yadav to maneuver the Delhi Excessive Courtroom in enchantment. In June 2024, the Excessive Courtroom had briefly stayed his sentence and instructed him to take “honest and real measures” to clear the almost Rs 9 crore excellent quantity. Nonetheless, on February 2 this yr, the courtroom directed him to give up, observing that he had repeatedly failed to meet his compensation commitments.