The Supreme Court has adjourned the hearing on former minister Senthil Balaji's bail petition to August 20, following the Enforcement Directorate's request for postponement.
Coimbatore: The Supreme Court has deferred the hearing on former Tamil Nadu minister V Senthil Balaji's bail petition to August 20. This decision comes as a surprise to many who were expecting a final verdict today.
The apex court accepted the Enforcement Directorate's (ED) request for postponement of the hearing. The ED, which is investigating the money laundering case against Senthil Balaji, had sought more time to present their arguments.
The Supreme Court judges have ordered that Senthil Balaji's case be listed as the first case for hearing on August 20. This move indicates the court's intention to prioritize and expedite the proceedings in this high-profile case.
Senthil Balaji, who was arrested on June 14 by the ED in connection with an alleged cash-for-jobs scam, has been in judicial custody since then. His arrest and subsequent legal battles have been at the center of political discussions in Tamil Nadu.
The postponement of the hearing has left both the prosecution and defense teams preparing for the crucial session on August 20. Political observers and legal experts are keenly watching the developments, as the outcome of this case could have significant implications for Tamil Nadu's political landscape.
The apex court accepted the Enforcement Directorate's (ED) request for postponement of the hearing. The ED, which is investigating the money laundering case against Senthil Balaji, had sought more time to present their arguments.
The Supreme Court judges have ordered that Senthil Balaji's case be listed as the first case for hearing on August 20. This move indicates the court's intention to prioritize and expedite the proceedings in this high-profile case.
Senthil Balaji, who was arrested on June 14 by the ED in connection with an alleged cash-for-jobs scam, has been in judicial custody since then. His arrest and subsequent legal battles have been at the center of political discussions in Tamil Nadu.
The postponement of the hearing has left both the prosecution and defense teams preparing for the crucial session on August 20. Political observers and legal experts are keenly watching the developments, as the outcome of this case could have significant implications for Tamil Nadu's political landscape.