Mumbai: opposed the request made by the former Minister of Maharashtra’s home annealed Deshmukh for the release of prison with the default guarantee, the Enforcement Directorate (ED) on Thursday said the court did not recognize his confession of him in the case of money laundering there was no relevance.
or does not help his request for freedom.
Deshmukh said that he was returned to the trial detention on December 27, 2021, for a period of 14 days.
The 60 days of his detention received more than 1 January 2022, and immediately on January 2, 2022, he had filed a default guarantee, which was the provision based on part 167 criminal code procedure (CRPC) where if the investigation was not completed at that time, he could seek a guarantee.
His advice said because there was no awareness of the chargesheet taken and the court had not yet stated that the investigation was complete, he was entitled to the guarantee.
But additional lawyers General Anil Singh made shipments to ED through video conferences submitted that there were no requirements in the law because of the awareness that would be taken after the chargesheet was submitted in the case on December 27, 2021, the request was rejected.
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Singh said the right to the default (not on the benefits of the case) guarantees went out even if the Chargesheet was submitted in the court registry in the deadline mandated legally.
The PMLA court specifically posted this problem on Friday for Deshmukh Vikram Chaudhri’s advisor and Nikam Aniket to rejoin.