The Supreme Court on Wednesday granted bail to SRS Group chairperson Anil Jindal in an alleged fraud case involving Rs 770 crore being investigated by the serious fraud investigation office. A bench comprising Chief Justice Sanjiv Khanna and Justice Sanjay Kumar observed that Jindal had been in jail for the last six-and-half years and the trial in the case was yet to begin. The CJI said though the offence was grave, the fact that the accused had been in prison for so many years that too without any trial couldn't be overlooked. The bench remarked that Jindal may be granted a 10-year jail term, in case he was convicted. Imposing a slew of bail conditions, the bench directed Jindal, represented by senior advocate Maninder Singh, to surrender his passport with the trial court and provide his contact numbers to the SFIO so that his whereabouts could be ascertained by the investigating officers. The bench further asked the accused to provide details of immovable properties, bank accoun