The Enforcement Directorate has accused Chaitanya Baghel of handling over Rs 1,000 crore in proceeds of crime from the Chhattisgarh liquor scam. The case, linked to the Congress regime, has already seen multiple high-profile arrests.
The Delhi High Court, On January 9, 2025 led by Justice Jyoti Singh, questioned the maintainability of a petition by Vijay Kumar challenging the AAP’s promise of a monthly stipend for women before the assembly elections. The petitioner argued the announcement was misleading. The petitioner had also reported this to the Election Commission, seeking urgent action.
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The Supreme Court On Thursday (5th Dec) criticized Delhi Chief Secretary Dharmendra for failing to ensure full compensation for construction workers amid air quality measures. Justices questioned delays in payments despite previous directives and demanded immediate resolution. The government was directed to inform unregistered workers about their rights and enhance registration efforts in the ongoing pollution crisis response.
The Supreme Court on Thursday(14th Nov), granted former Chhattisgarh bureaucrat Anil Tuteja interim protection from arrest related to the Chhattisgarh liquor scam. This decision came after the Allahabad High Court denied his request to quash criminal proceedings. The court scheduled a hearing for January 21 and also sought responses from the Enforcement Directorate.
The Supreme Court On Thursday(14th Nov) petition concerns DMRC’s claim against DAMEPL for failing to refund deposited funds. Justice KV Viswanathan recused himself from the case. Previously, a 2021 ruling favoring DAMEPL was overturned, reinstating DMRC’s victory. DMRC is now pursuing contempt charges for DAMEPL’s non-compliance with the refund order.