Kochi: The Kerala High Court on Wednesday stays the appointment of the Judicial Commission by the State Government of the State of State to investigate whether the Directorate of Enforcement Officials suppressed one of the accused in the case of gold smuggling to involve Pinarayi Vijayan’s Minister.
Justice P B Suresh Kumar Live Notification May appointed the investigation commission in response to the petition submitted by ED.
The judge observed that parallel investigations against central institutions would influence sustainable investigation into the use of diplomatic channels to smuggle gold and help the defendant.
He said the court would hear this case in detail later.
The High Court has consumed the first fire registered by the state police.
Staying to the Judicial Commission to investigate the handling of Ed from this case was seen as a setback for the LDF government, which had all political motives associated with smuggling of gold smuggling.
State Secretary lacked CPM A Vijayaraghavan said the state government would explore the legal choice to challenge inp.
“The legal problem does not evaporate only because ED managed to get a study study from HC.
The government can still present the case in front of the court.” Ed, represented by General Tushar Mehta lawyer, has argued that investigations by institutions in the provisions of the prevention of money laundering laws (PMLA) cannot be a lesson in investigation by the Judicial Commission established by a government state.
The Commission, led by a former high court judge, has been appointed to specifically look into the contents of the audio clip and the letter declared written by the defendant in the case of gold smuggling.
In short, to dig a conspiracy, if any, to involve cm and several others.
Justice Suresh Kumar said the possibility of conspiracy in this case must be examined by a special court that oversees the investigation.
Ed argued that the notification issued by the state government appointed the Commission outside its power and violations of the ACT request commission and the Constitution.
The court said Ed was a legal entity entitled to apply for writing.