How the UPA and NDA made anti-money laundering law tougher over the years : vimarsana.com

How did the anti-money laundering law come to have the vast scope that grants police powers to the ED, and allows it to take coercive action against politicians accused of corruption, with a high bar for bail? The UPA and NDA made the PMLA tougher over the years, and these provisions were upheld by the SC in 2021

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