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Supreme Court restrains ED in Saradha case

The agency has been retrained from taking any coercive action against Nalini Chidambaram, wife of former Union Minister P. Chidambaram.

Updated - December 01, 2021 05:55 am IST

Published - August 03, 2018 04:32 pm IST - New Delhi

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B.LINE:Finance Minister P.Chidambaram's wife Nalini Chidambaram on their way to attend the presentation of the Union Budget in Parliament House , in the Capital,on.28.02.13. Pic :Kamal Narang

B.LINE:Finance Minister P.Chidambaram's wife Nalini Chidambaram on their way to attend the presentation of the Union Budget in Parliament House , in the Capital,on.28.02.13. Pic :Kamal Narang

The Supreme Court on Friday restrained the Enforcement Directorate from taking any coercive action against Nalini Chidambaram, wife of former Union Minister P. Chidambaram, in a case related to Saradha chit fund scam.

A Bench of justices A.K. Sikri and Ashok Bhushan also issued notice to the ED on her plea challenging the dismissal of her petition by the Madras High Court against ED summons in the case.

The Madras High Court on July 10 dismissed an appeal by Ms. Chidambaram against a single-judge Bench’s order rejecting her plea challenging the ED summons.

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