Senior Supreme Court advocate Kapil Sibal, representing former Chief Minister Hemant Soren, argued for bail before the Jharkhand High Court. Soren, arrested in a money-laundering case, seeks an expedited hearing, claiming wrongful implication. Sibal contends that the allegations would constitute a civil rather than criminal offense, alleging a political conspiracy. The next hearing is scheduled for June 12.
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The Jharkhand High Court dismissed a contempt case against the Advocate General and Additional Advocate General due to procedural irregularities. The case arose from alleged misconduct during a virtual hearing. The court stressed the importance of upholding decorum in legal proceedings and highlighted the need for adherence to procedural guidelines. The dismissal drew attention to maintaining the rule of law in court.
Today(on 6th May), Former Jharkhand CM Hemant Soren seeks Supreme Court relief as his bail plea in a money laundering case is dismissed. The Jharkhand High Court rejected his plea and granted permission for an email submission to the apex court. Soren’s arrest has stirred political and legal turmoil in Jharkhand, affecting his influence and political engagements.
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Today(on 3rd May),The Jharkhand High Court has dismissed Hemant Soren’s criminal writ petition challenging his arrest by the Enforcement Directorate. The Supreme Court is now set to hear the case in May, with far-reaching implications for the ongoing investigation into the alleged money laundering. Soren’s arrest is related to a money laundering case involving alleged illegal possession of assets and connections with the ‘land mafia’.
The Jharkhand High Court directed the CBI to provide a detailed report on ongoing criminal cases involving MPs and MLAs, emphasizing transparency and accountability. The court inquired about delays in submitting cases and presenting witnesses. Six MP/MLA courts actively addressing criminal cases against public officials as per directions from the Supreme Court.