In a significant ruling, the sessions court in Mumbai granted bail to Bipingiri Rameshgiri Goswami, an accused in a ₹58.13 crore digital fraud case, citing the prosecution's failure to present independent evidence. The case, initiated by a complaint in October 2025, involves a businessman who was coerced into transferring funds after being threatened with arrest by fraudsters impersonating officials from the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI), Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI), and the cyber crime department. The victim, fearing for his safety, transferred the funds over several weeks. Investigators described the operation as a large-scale cyber fraud involving a network of impersonators and financial conduits. The court noted that the prosecution's case relied solely on a statement from a co-accused, lacking supporting evidence. As another accused had already been granted bail, the court applied the rule of parity and set Goswami's bail at a personal bond of ₹50,000 with sureties.