<h1>Anticipatory Bail Granted in Foreign Funding and Money Laundering Cases Under Investigation Since 2020</h1> The Delhi High Court granted anticipatory bail to the founder and editor-in-chief of a digital news platform in two cases, including one concerning alleged foreign funding violations and another related to money laundering. The court noted prolonged investigations since 2020 and found no evidence suggesting the accused would tamper with evidence or influence witnesses. The allegations involve receiving foreign investment exceeding the permitted cap by overvaluing shares and diverting funds for unauthorized expenses, allegedly causing loss to the government. The accused had previously been arrested under anti-terror laws, but the Supreme Court invalidated that arrest due to procedural lapses. The court emphasized the constitutional protection of personal liberty and stated that bail should not be withheld as punishment. Both accused were directed to cooperate with investigations and provide personal bonds with surety. The cases remain under investigation with no chargesheet filed yet.