The apex court, however, said Sisodia can revive his petitions for bail after the Enforcement Directorate (ED) and the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) file their final prosecution complaint and charge sheet, respectively, in the cases involving alleged corruption and money laundering.

During the hearing, senior advocate Garima Prashad, representing the Uttar Pradesh government, said that Ansari has been absent during hearings in the trial court. 

Supreme Court dismissed the plea from Jain's counsel for a week's extension and directed the AAP leader to surrender to jail authorities promptly. 

The Supreme Court witnessed a significant development on Wednesday as the Centre expressed its readiness to permit the Kerala government to borrow Rs 5,000 crore, albeit subject to certain conditions, to address the state's financial challenges.

The top court took note of the fact that Bhattacharya’s son Souvik surrendered and went to judicial custody despite the fact that he was not specifically summoned as an accused.

"Hence, given the above facts and circumstances, this application is now directed to be listed for hearing/further hearing on February 15, 2024... The interim bail of the accused shall stand extended till then," the judge said. 

ATC Judge Malik Ejaz Asif granted bail to Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) party founder Khan after fulfilling a surety bond of Rs 0.1 million in all 12 cases, including the General Headquarters (Pakistan Army) and Army Museum attack, The Express Tribune Pakistan reported.