Supreme Court Grants Bail to BRS Leader K Kavitha in Delhi Liquor Policy Case

The court criticized investigative agencies for unfair practices and stressed that undertrial custody should not become punishment.

K Kavitha, arrested in March, has been granted bail after five months in custody.
The Supreme Court questioned the fairness of the CBI and ED investigations, highlighting reliance on statements from co-accused turned approvers.
The court noted that the trial is unlikely to commence soon, making prolonged incarceration unjust.
Conditions for bail include surrendering her passport and not tampering with evidence or influencing witnesses.
Union Minister Bandi Sanjay Kumar's comments on the bail drew sharp criticism from K Kavitha's brother, KTR.