ED v Mamata Banerjee : Live Updates From Supreme Court Hearing

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24 March 2026 11:36 AM IST

  • ED v Mamata Banerjee : Live Updates From Supreme Court Hearing

    The Supreme Court to hear today ED's writ petition alleging that West Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee and state police officers obstructed its search of the office of I-PAC, the political consultant of All India Trinamool Congress.A Bench of Justices PK Mishra and Justice NV Anjaria will hear the matter.Last week, the State opposed the maintainability of the writ petition, contending that allowing...

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    • 24 March 2026 3:47 PM IST

      Hearing ends. Court to continue hearing arguments in April.

    • 24 March 2026 3:36 PM IST

      Singhvi: this is a remarkable case of a vice which is proclaimed as a virtue with pride.

    • 24 March 2026 3:36 PM IST

      Singhvi: Let us assume that on this side is a private person. They say that we have filed the 226 it is an extraordinary case. They accept that the 226 is pending as we speak and then they say that we have filled a 32 on identical facts. Your lordships will throw it out

    • 24 March 2026 3:35 PM IST

      Singhvi: law is not a play thing just because ED or just because the department comes here.

    • 24 March 2026 3:35 PM IST

      Singhvi: it is a very self serving argument. It is a figment of imagination to suggest that they are remediless. Why should your lordships do reverse engineering and stretch the law for a situation which according to them is very serious?

    • 24 March 2026 3:31 PM IST

      Singhvi: your lordships should not ignore nine judges this is the most followed judgement.

      even assuming that the department was remedy less which it is not your lord ships will not create law on part 3 because somebody tells your lord ships that they are remedy less

    • 24 March 2026 3:29 PM IST

      Singhvi: these petitions are adopting a process of reverse engineering. The situation is painted as extremely serious and so you lordships should make a new law and do reverse engineering to fit in somewhere in part 3.

    • 24 March 2026 3:23 PM IST

      Singhvi: in our case the petitioner is neither a person nor a citizen.

      Singhvi reads out portions of the judgement

    • 24 March 2026 3:23 PM IST

      Singhvi: Justice Sinha did a very exhaustive jurisprudential examination of the concept of person, entity, human beings, citizen and how everybody except this class is excluded from part 3

    • 24 March 2026 3:21 PM IST

      Singhvi: on all these issues the State Trading Corporation judgement judgement is extremely instructive.

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