Ranga’s defence had argued he had been in custody for over 50 days and should not be made to suffer for investigative delays caused by alleged co-conspirators, who were absconding. It submitted that the prosecution had already seized the relevant documentary evidence and that his release would, therefore, not prejudice the investigation.
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August 18, 2026Ranga’s defence had argued he had been in custody for over 50 days and should not be made to suffer for investigative delays caused by alleged co-conspirators, who were absconding. It submitted that the prosecution had already seized the relevant documentary evidence and that his release would, therefore, not prejudice the investigation.