Today, On 21st April, The Madras High Court is set to deliver its verdict on April 23 in the case between TASMAC and the Enforcement Directorate (ED).TASMAC and the Tamil Nadu government had filed petitions challenging the ED raids conducted at the TASMAC head office between March 6 and March 8.
The Supreme Court criticized the Enforcement Directorate (ED) for conducting a 15-hour interrogation without providing any breaks, calling it inhumane. The court expressed concern over the treatment of the individual involved, emphasizing the importance of humane practices in legal processes. This rebuke highlights the need for adherence to basic rights during interrogations.
In the NEET paper leak case, the Special CBI Court in Patna has denied the CBI’s request for further remand of 13 accused individuals held in judicial custody. The CBI sought extended interrogation to uncover additional details. The investigation also involves probing monetary transactions and key figures in India and Nepal.
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Today (5th April): The Rouse Avenue Court has allowed the CBI to interrogate BRS leader K Kavitha in Tihar Jail regarding the Delhi excise policy case. Kavitha was arrested by the Enforcement Directorate for alleged money laundering. The interrogation seeks information about recovered chats and a land deal related to bribery allegations. Kavitha is currently in judicial custody, with a verdict on her interim bail plea expected on April 8.
Today (26th March) BRS leader K Kavitha has been remanded to judicial custody until April 9 in connection with the Delhi Excise Policy case. The Enforcement Directorate raised concerns over her potential influence on witnesses and evidence tampering if released. Kavitha contested her arrest, alleging it to be a political laundering case, and vowed to fight it out.
Today (26th March) BRS leader K Kavitha appeared in court for the Delhi excise policy scam after her arrest and ED appearance. The Supreme Court petitioned her arrest and remand, contesting legal compliance. Kavitha was accused of associating with top AAP leaders and remains in ED custody until March 26. Court permission was granted for further interrogations.