Opinion: ED's inflating powers sanctioned by judiciary have

The Supreme Court’s recent refusal to interfere in the appeal filed by TN Minister Senthil Balaji, who is accused of money laundering, has cast the spotlight on the ED’s powers and propriety in functioning.

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