<h1>Man Granted Bail in Money Laundering Case; Court Cites Article 21 and Criticizes Prolonged Detention</h1> A Delhi court granted bail to a man accused of defrauding a US national in a money laundering case. The court emphasized that the law should not be used to prolong pre-trial detention without justification. The accused had already spent over five months in custody, which the court deemed sufficient. The judge highlighted that the Prevention of Money Laundering Act's stringent bail provisions should not infringe on fundamental rights under Article 21 of the Constitution. The court noted that the investigation was complete, and there was no evidence of the accused influencing witnesses or jeopardizing the case.