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New Delhi:
A trial court in the national capital on Friday granted 14-day interim bail on humanitarian grounds to P-sharer Chandra Bank, arrested by the Enforcement Directorate in a money laundering case related to the Delhi excise scam. Special Judge M.K. Nagpal said, ‘…the petitioner/panic Chandra Rendy is granted interim bail for a period of 14 days to perform the last rites of their common grandmother.’
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The court directed Randi to furnish a personal surety bond of Rs two lakh and a surety of like amount. The other bail conditions include not tampering with the statements of the deponent, not going out of Secunderabad limits, not indulging in criminal activities, not extending the bail period and keeping his mobile phone and its functions on continuously, the court said. It is.
“The concerned Jail Superintendent is also concerned for the information, consistency and record thereof with the release warrant of one per cent of this order,” the court said. It took a notice that section 45 of the Prevention of Money Laundering Act prohibits attachment to be made until the motion of the beam stream is complete.
The Court said, ‘But it is well settled that such a decision cannot be followed when bail is granted on grounds of human beings and in such a case bail is granted irrespective of the weight and severity of the punishment. May go, may be.
It was revealed that Express’s grandmother had died on January 25, but her eldest Rabbits kept the body in the morgue waiting to go for the funeral. The probe agency had on January 6 filed a supplementary charge sheet against five persons and seven entities in the case. Those named in the ED’s charge sheet include Vijay Nair, P Sharat Chandra Randy, Rollingoy Babu, Abhishek Boinapalli and Arora.
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