Raj Kundra just scored a major legal win after a Mumbai court granted him bail in a ₹150 crore Bitcoin scam case. After appearing in court following a recent summons, the businessman was ordered to pay a ₹1 lakh surety and must ask for permission before traveling abroad. Stepping out of the hearing, a relieved Kundra told reporters, “All is good,” insisting that those who have done nothing wrong will always find relief.
The case centers on 285 Bitcoins Kundra allegedly received back in 2017 to set up a mining farm in Ukraine. While the Enforcement Directorate claims he’s been holding onto the crypto—now worth a fortune—without proof of his “mediator” role, Kundra’s legal team argued he has fully cooperated with the investigation for years. Between this legal drama and his recent quick stint on the reality show The Traitors, it’s safe to say it’s been a busy few months for him.
