New Delhi [India], The Delhi High Court on Tuesday reserved its order on the extension of interim bail granted to Lava MD Hariom Rai on medical grounds. He has been arrested by ED in a money laundering case related to China's mobile company Vivo. He was granted three months' interim bail on 16 February, which expires on 15 March. Now he is seeking an extension of six months of interim bail in view of the status of his trial, Justice Swarnkant Sharma, after hearing the arguments of the petitioner for the Enforcement Directorate (ED), reserved the order of senior advocate Vikas Pahwa Rai. Appeared on behalf. He said that Rai's health condition was deteriorating and cardiac arrest could occur at any time.He also cited the report of Max Hospital which said that there was 100 per cent blockage in one artery. Reserving the order, Justice Swarnkant Sharma said, "If I require a medical report, I will seek it from AIIMS." The petitioner's counsel said that medical documents have been provided from AIIMS which need to be verified by the ED. On February 16, the High Court had granted three months' interim bail to Rai on health grounds. Rai was arrested by the Enforcement Directorate in a money laundering case.Money Laundering Act (PMLA) case related to Chinese mobile company Vivo. While granting him interim bail, the High Court had said, "This court is of the considered opinion that the health condition of the applicant is such that he would fall in the category of sick under Section 45 of the PMLA and should be permitted." So that he can get his treatment in the hospital of his choice. “The delicate balance between life and death in cardiac emergencies underlines the importance of the priority and special care required in such cases to minimize the serious risks arising from these medical conditions. In the event of a cardiac crisis, every The passing moment is fraught with irreversible risk. The court had said that in case of loss and any incident of not getting proper and special treatment to the applicant, this court will have to bear the burden of regret. The Delhi High Court further said, " The age of the applicant is approximately 57 years., I admit that I am suffering from cardiac problems including Angina and I have been advised Coronary Angiography, and the same can be seen from all the Medica reports filed by the Jail Superintendent, otherwise also, life-. The dangerous nature of coronary artery disease or heart-related problems cannot be compared to any other category of diseases, such medical conditions have the potential to become life-threatening at any time, and thus, they are distinguished by their urgency and In the court, senior advocate Vikas Pahwa, senior advocate Abhay Raj Verma Arjun Rekhi, P. Rathi, Namisha and Sanskriti S. Gupta appeared on behalf of applicant Hariom Rai in this case. Earlier, the lower court The Supreme Court had refused to grant interim bail to Hariom Rai stating that "In view of the medical reports received from the Jail Superintendent, this Court is of the opinion that the applicant is not suffering from any dangerous condition or disease or infirmity which would threaten his life." Is at risk and for which treatment cannot be provided in prison.He has been provided treatment for whatever ailments he complained of during judicial custody. The applicant neither falls under the category of “sick” nor “infirm” as per the provisions of Section 45(1) PMLA. The petition for release of the accused on the grounds of Medica as per the said provision is accordingly dismissed.'' in the year 2013. At that time, Vivo and the applicant/LAVA were considering a joint venture where 25% of the shares would be held by the applicant/LAVA, however, this ultimately did not come to fruition and Vivo decided to operate its business in India independently It is further stated that the negotiations and business negotiations between the Applicant and the representatives of Vivo China failed and did not reach a fruitful end, due to which the Applicant stopped pursuing the said opportunity and did not agree with Vivo China and/or its representatives after 2014. He had nothing to do with it.Merely because, over the years, international relations between India and China have deteriorated, I would not mean that the applicant has committed any offense at the relevant time when, in fact, there were friendly trade relations between the two countries, According to the ED, some Chinese shareholders of Grand Prospect International Communication Pvt Ltd incorporated the company on the basis of forged identity documents and wrong addresses. During the inquiry, some fraudulent activities were found by the Ministry of Corporate Affairs. The said company was not reported as a subsidiary of Vivo in the official records, while the said company publicly described itself as a subsidiary of Vivo, the ED further alleged that director and shareholder Zhang Jie had used the Director Identification Number. Used the wrong driving license to apply. (DIN) to provide his Shilon address and also used his fake driving license to open a bank account. An FIR has been registered under Section 417/120B/420 of the IPC at Police Station Kalkaji, South East Delhi on charges of fraud and under Section 417/420/468/471/120B of the IPC by the Economic Offenses Wing, Delhi Police. Another FIR has also been registered.On the complaint filed by Manjeet Singh, then Deputy Registrar of Companies, Ministry of Corporate Affairs, Delhi NCT, the ED further alleged that soon after the incorporation of M/s Vivo, India, 19 more companies including M/s GPICPL were incorporated across India. , completely controlled by Chinese citizens. According to the Enforcement Directorate, accused Bin Luo was the founder/first director of Vivo India, GPICPL and all the other 18 entities and accused Nitin Garg had facilitated the incorporation of most of the Vivo group companies. On October 9, raids were conducted at the premises of the accused and cash worth over Rs 10 lakh was seized, four accused were arrested, identified as Chinese national Guangwen Qiang alias Andre Kuang, Hariom Rai, MD of Lava International Has been done. Raja Malik, and Nitin Garg, a chartered accountant.The investigation had revealed that the PMLA investigation was initiated by the ED by registering a money laundering case on February 3, 2022.