The Supreme Court has declined to grant anticipatory bail to a travel agent accused in a cheating case linked to a “Dunki” immigration racket. The case was filed by a man who was deported from the United States after being allegedly misled and charged a hefty sum by the agent under the promise of facilitating illegal entry into the U.S. The bench, led by Justice Bela M. Trivedi, emphasized the seriousness of the allegations and refused relief, allowing the investigation to proceed unhindered. The court’s decision underscores its strict stance on human trafficking and immigration fraud cases.