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Northlines RN Bhaskar In March 2021, India’s Enforcement Directorate (ED) took possession of a Rs 1.45 crore worth Delhi-based property belonging to Asha, wife of Brajesh Thakur, the main accused in Muzaffarpur shelter home sexual assault case. It also seized a fixed deposit of Rs 2.07 lakh.   The ED filed a criminal case of money laundering against Thakur, his family members, and others in October 2018 after learning of sexual abuse of minor girls at the shelter house run by Thakur’s NGO.   The seizures were laughable considering that, according to the ED, “Thakur and oth...

J&K Govt Defers ‘Darbar’ To Srinagar, Cites Rising Covid Cases The summer capital opens in Srinagar in May and the winter in Jammu in October. The relocation of capital and secretariat from Jammu to Srinagar is called the ‘darbar move’. Representational Image Naseer Ganai 2021-04-15T19:08:24+05:30 J&K Govt Defers ‘Darbar’ To Srinagar, Cites Rising Covid Cases outlookindia.com 2021-04-15T19:10:14+05:30 The Jammu and Kashmir government on Thursday deferred the biannual darbar move to Srinagar because of rising Covid cases. The government said the ci...

UPDATED: April 2, 2021 09:09 IST Rape accused was arrested on Thursday after three-year-long hunt in J&K's Reasi. (Representative Image) A 21-year-old man, wanted in a rape case, was arrested from Reasi district of Jammu and Kashmir after a three year-old long hunt, police said on Thursday. Qayoom Hussain had evaded arrest after he was booked under provisions of the Protection of Children from Sexual Offences (POCSO) Act, Infant Marriage Reservation Act and Ranbir Penal Code (RPC) in 2018 on the complaint of the victim at Mahore police station, a police spokesman said. The accused was declare...

The plea, which has given a detailed reason for cancelling the provision attachment order of the ED, came up for hearing on March 5 before Justice Ali Mohammed Magrey.

The petition of Abdullah contended that the ED had nowhere conducted an independent inquiry into the case "rendering it inherently biased. Nowhere has the ED satisfactorily offered reasons to believe that the petitioner is in possession of proceeds of crime, or that such proceeds are likely to be concealed".