ED Challenges High Court Quashing of NewsClick Case in Supreme Court

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The Enforcement Directorate has moved the Supreme Court against a high court decision that quashed its case against NewsClick. The agency argues that the high court set aside the case without examining the merits of the money laundering allegations. It also points to an inordinate five-month delay in the high court pronouncing its judgment. The appeal seeks to have the high court's order reviewed at the apex court.

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