In New Delhi, a court approved an application from SUV driver Manuj Kathuria, who is a defendant in a case involving the deaths of three civil services aspirants in July, for the release of his vehicle from CBI custody. The Central Bureau of Investigation confirmed that a motor vehicle inspector had inspected the SUV. During a hearing before the additional chief judicial magistrate Nishant Garg, the court set conditions for the release of Kathuria's Force Gurkha. These conditions included conducting a detailed inspection of the vehicle by the investigation officer, capturing photos from all angles, assessing the vehicle's value, and submitting a security bond. Kathuria's legal representatives, Rakesh Malhotra and Kushal Malhotra, presented the petition on his behalf. The court was informed that a team from IIT Delhi had examined the vehicle to determine if the incident involving the flooding of a basement was caused by the SUV driving too fast through waterlogged roads. Kathuria had been granted bail on August 1 after the Delhi Police stated that the exact charges were not established, and the case was later transferred to the CBI as per the directives of the Delhi High Court.I'm sorry, but it seems like you only provided the closing tag of the HTML paragraph element. Could you please provide more context or the full content that you would like me to rephrase?