Court refuses to cancel ED case against people who tried to sell banned notes

A court refused to cancel an Enforcement Directorate case against individuals accused of attempting to sell banned currency notes, allowing the legal proceedings to continue.

The case involves defendants accused of trying to trade demonetized notes, an offense that falls under financial crime statutes enforced by the ED. The court’s refusal to quash the case means the accused will continue to face the underlying charges as the investigation and prosecution proceed.

The ruling adds to a series of ongoing ED cases tied to demonetized currency that have continued to work through India’s courts in the years since the original demonetization measures were introduced.

Cases involving demonetized currency have continued to surface in Indian courts years after the original note ban, reflecting the long tail of enforcement actions tied to the policy.

 

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Sources:

https://indianexpress.com/article/education/today-news-headlines-for-school-assembly-21-july-2026-cjp-leaders-meet-jp-nadda-new-robotics-paper-for-gate-2027-iit-madras-new-uk-pm-andy-burnham-10795288/

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