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A Delhi court granted bail to Lalu Prasad Yadav and Tejashwi Yadav in a money laundering case related to the "land for jobs" scam. The court highlighted that they were not flight risks and that custodial interrogation was not necessary. The Yadavs were accused of acquiring land as bribes in exchange for offering jobs in the Railways. Their legal defense asserted that the allegations were politically motivated. The prosecution, represented by the Enforcement Directorate, opposed bail, arguing that the Yadavs played key roles in the scam. However, the court found the defense's arguments persuasive enough to justify granting bail under the legal conditions stipulated, despite ongoing investigations into money laundering and bribery.