Delhi Court Grants Bail to PCI Chief in Corruption Case

Imagine a high-ranking official at the Pharmacy Council of India, like the boss of the people who decide if a pharmacy college is good enough to open.

This person was accused of taking bribes and doing things the wrong way when approving colleges.

The police looked into it.

However, a judge looked at all the evidence and said that there wasn't enough proof to show that he had done anything wrong.

The judge decided to let him go free, but with some rules, like not messing with any evidence or leaving town while they investigate.

The case involved a lot of money, but the judge was unsure where the numbers came from.