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Court grants ED four-day custody of Azam Khan in money laundering case

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A Delhi court has allowed the Enforcement Directorate to hold senior Samajwadi Party leader Azam Khan in custody for four days. The case is a money laundering probe tied to the Mohammad Ali Jauhar University. The court reasoned that custodial interrogation was necessary given the complexity of financial irregularities in the university project. The agency has alleged that Khan previously evaded questioning. Khan's lawyers have pointed to his age and several health concerns.

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