Today, On 20th December, The Supreme Court expressed concerns about Senthil Balaji’s bail, questioning the Tamil Nadu government about its impact on the victims. The court asked, “What will happen to the victims if he remains a cabinet minister?” It has requested details about the number of victims and the cases filed against Balaji. This comes after a plea was filed to cancel his bail.
Today, On 10th June, Senthil Balaji, a former Tamil Nadu minister, is under judicial remand until June 14, 2024, related to a money laundering investigation. He petitioned the court to obtain banking documents and faced rejections for bail. The case underscores ongoing legal proceedings and efforts to ensure due process. The complexity is evident in extended remands and reserved orders.