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4. Heard learned counsel for the parties. This Court, while hearing the present bail application along with other bail applications related to cybercrime, heard the DGP Rajasthan, ADG Cyber, CP Jodhpur Commissionerate, ACP Pushpendra Singh and Investigating Officers of the respective cases and thereafter noted the seriousness and gravity of the offences as alleged in the respective FIRs. The contents of the FIR of the present case shows that the petitioner is mastermind behind using the mule accounts and mule money for sale and purchase of digital currencies namely, binanc, USDT etc. The mode and method of doing crimes, as noted by this Court and informed by Investigating Officer by his report dated 03.10.2025, is very complex and highly technical and the present petitioner along with the other persons who are yet to be arrested are involved in getting the money of cyber offences into the mule accounts and thereafter the money is withdrawn through ATMs and is further used for purchase of digital currencies and that digital currency is further transferred through digital mechanism out of the country. After hearing the counsel for the petitioner, going through the report of the Investigating Officer dated 03.10.202025 as well as the Investigating Officer, this Court noted that the present case is of serious nature where many persons involved in the complete nexus are yet to be arrested and the entire transaction as involved is yet to be investigated and various layers of money trails is to investigated by police. Considering the overall facts and circumstances and seriousness of the offence, this Court is not inclined to enlarge the present petitioner on bail.