petitioner has already returned a sum of Rs.19,15,000/- and, thereby, the balance amount due on the petitioner would be Rs.1,46,8,500/-, if the allegations of prosecution are considered to be true and the fact remains that the State-OPID has already taken steps to attach all the moveable and immoveable properties of the petitioner which was attached by an ad-interim order of attachment passed by the Government of Odisha and if the value of the attached property would be taken into consideration, it would exceed the alleged monetary liability of the petitioner and, thereby, the petitioner having already detained in custody for more than three years and his liability having stated to be discharged by way of attachment of his properties, he may kindly be released on bail. In support of his contention attachment of property of the petitioner, learned counsel for the petitioner files the photocopy of Interim Application No. 1 of 2022 presented Special Public Prosecutor in the designated OPID Court, Cuttack along with some Government notifications and schedule of moveable and immoveable properties of M/s. Surag Agency and its proprietor amounting to Rs.1,43,907/-(bank balance) and Rs.82,66,300/-(value of land). Learned counsel for the petitioner under the aforesaid submissions prays to enlarge the petitioner on bail. The aforesaid documents be kept on record for future reference. 4. On the contrary, learned counsel for the State-OPID in reply not only strongly opposes the prayer for bail of the petitioner but also submits that the petitioner has collected money from 53 depositors amounting to Rs.1,65,23,500/- by way of investment in bit coin currency on allurement of high returns, but when the depositors contemplate to take legal action, the petitioner returned Rs.19,15,000/- to some of the depositors and also issued cheques to
