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November 21, 2022

Money Laundering - generation of proceeds of crime - predicate offence - Simply labeling pure civil disputes with “money­laundering” or “an Economic Offence” itself cannot automatically acquire such status and ultimately drag an innocent person in a miserable situation in the guise of arrest - Both accused are basically arrested illegally. Both of them are entitled to parity in view of disparity made by the ED in not arresting the main accused persons Rakesh(A1), Sarang (A2), their HDIL, MHADA and Government Officials/staff responsible for misdeeds of A1 and A2 at the relevant time - DSC

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