ED moves Supreme Court against High Court order quashing case against portal and founder

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The Enforcement Directorate has approached the Supreme Court challenging a High Court order that quashed a case against a portal and its founder. The agency filed the appeal nearly five months after the High Court issued its May 29 order. The ED argued that the High Court delivered its verdict five months and 26 days after the judgment was reserved. It further contended that this delay violated the Supreme Court's guideline that verdicts be pronounced within three months.

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