Supreme Court converted the interim bail protection for Rajesh Kumar Sanghal into an absolute order, requiring bail bonds and non‑interference undertakings.
Dispute centers on a share purchase from Sneh Kirti Nagda, whose non‑delivery led to a Rs 16.57 crore lien on Babli Investment Pvt Ltd.
The complainant, R9 Wealth India Pvt Ltd, was impleaded as respondent No 2, with an MOU dated 17 Jan 2026 evidencing purchase‑sale agreement.
Court ordered the petitioners to submit bail bonds within three weeks and undertake not to threaten witnesses or tamper evidence.