The Madras High Court criticized the Enforcement Directorate (ED) for exceeding its authority under the Prevention of Money Laundering Act (PMLA) during a search operation. Justice Ramesh questioned the legality of restricting access to premises with pasted notices and highlighted concerns about the ED’s expanding powers. A decision is pending.
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Today, 12th July, The Karnataka High Court reserved its decision on the challenge to the state government’s withdrawal of consent for a CBI investigation into DK Shivakumar’s corruption allegations. This case has significant implications for corruption investigations and political dynamics in Karnataka. The controversy surrounding Shivakumar began in 2017, and the CBI’s actions have been criticized by him.
Today, the Jharkhand High Court halted the ongoing actions related to a notice issued by the state police to Enforcement Directorate (ED) officials. This decision follows a case filed by former Chief Minister Hemant Soren against senior ED officials after a raid took place at his Delhi residence on January 29. The Jharkhand High Court […]
Local supporters of the Trinamool Congress (TMC) allegedly assaulted Enforcement Directorate (ED) officials during a raid at TMC leader Sheikh Shahjahan’s residence. The Calcutta High Court dismissed a PIL seeking investigation into the assault, citing lack of substantial evidence. The incident highlights legal complexities involving central agencies and the need for thorough research in PILs.