In a significant ruling, the appellate tribunal in New Delhi has granted partial relief to Avinash Bhosale, a Pune-based builder, in the corruption case linked to Dewan Housing Finance Ltd (DHFL) and Yes Bank. The tribunal set aside most of the Enforcement Directorate's (ED) provisional attachment orders, reducing the total from over ₹139 crore to just ₹25 crore. This decision follows Bhosale's arrest in May 2022, amid allegations of his involvement in one of India's largest bank fraud cases. The tribunal, led by Justice Munishwar Nath Bhandari, noted that the agreement between Bhosale and developer Sanjay Chhabria was executed in 2014, well before the alleged offenses occurred in 2018. It emphasized a lack of evidence linking Bhosale's transactions to any criminal activity, stating that the ED failed to establish a foundational connection between the commercial transactions and the alleged proceeds of crime. Consequently, while specific properties valued at ₹14.65 crore and ₹15 crore remain attached, most of Bhosale's assets will be released.