New Delhi: Former Minister of Maharashtra Anil Deshmukh has been returned to the Enforcement Directorate (ED) to hold until November 15 due to alleged money laundering cases.
Ed had caught Deshmukh last week.
Special vacation trials on November 6 have sent NCP leaders for custody of the judiciary after rejecting an ED’s request to find an extension of his detention.
However, one day later, the Bombay High Court ruled out the high court order and sent Deshmukh in Ed Remand until 12 November.
Read Alsomoney Laundering Case: Minister of Home Former Maharashtra Anil Deshmukh was arrested by ED after more than 12 hours Minister of Maharashtra Maharashtra Anil Deshmukh arrested by the Directorate of Enforcement Monday night after more than 12 hours questioning in his office at Ballard Estate.
Opposing a further extension of the ED REMAND on Friday, Lawyer Deshmukh said that the agency had agreed to the high court order until November 12, and it was binding.
He called looking for further detention “deception” which was unfair to keep Dishmukh in custody.
PMLA Court Hak HS Sathbhai, after hearing the argument, extending Dishmukh prisoners until November 15.
In related development, the Mumbai session court was postponed until November 20.
Request for pre-capture guarantees submitted by Hrishikesh Deshmukh, in Indonesia Money Laundering Kasing.