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Delhi Court Grants 3-Week Interim Bail to Jantar Mantar Assault Accused Bhardwaj

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Social media influencer Swatantra Bhardwaj has been released from Tihar Jail after a Delhi court granted him three weeks of interim bail in connection with an assault case. The court imposed strict conditions on Bhardwaj, including a prohibition on discussing case details through online platforms. He had been taken into custody earlier this month following a controversial interview that drew significant attention. The matter is scheduled to return before the court on October 6 for further review.

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