A Delhi court has granted bail to Mohit, a former accounts officer at India's Permanent Mission in Geneva, who is accused of embezzling over 2 lakh Swiss francs (approximately $220,000 USD) to fund his crypto-gambling activities. Special Judge Vijeta Singh Rawat noted that despite the serious nature of the allegations, ongoing investigations revealed that the prosecution had completed its inquiry and that the evidence primarily consisted of documents. Mohit had been in custody since October 25, 2025, and the court found it premature to form an opinion on the charges at this stage. The court highlighted that there was no credible evidence suggesting that Mohit would tamper with evidence or influence witnesses if released. The bail was set at ₹75,000 (approximately $900 USD), with one surety of the same amount, and the court ordered that he not leave the country. The allegations include that Mohit replaced vendor QR codes with a self-generated code to divert payments to his account, concealing the fraud by altering bank statements. The scam came to light when auditors discovered duplicate payments to a vendor, prompting further investigation.