I am firm in my decision.. Let the supreme court say it.. Judge nisha Banu who showed action! By
Chennai: Justice nisha Bhanu categorically stated that she is firm in her judgment in the minister Senthil balaji recruitment case. Moreover, Justice nisha Banu has ordered to end the recruitment case by saying that the supreme court should decide on this petition as well. A two-judge bench consisting of nisha Banu and Bharatha Chakraborty, which heard the writ petition filed by his wife Megala seeking the release of minister Senthil balaji, who was arrested by the enforcement department in the illegal money transfer ban case, gave different verdicts. As a result, Justice CV karthikeyan was appointed as the third judge to hear the case. The 3rd judge heard arguments from both sides in the case and delivered the verdict last week. In it, the arrested persons cannot seek any obstruction to the investigation and must cooperate with the investigation. Senthil balaji has to prove in the trial court that he did not commit the crime. Senthil balaji is subject to the law. The 3rd judge ruled that it is necessary for the investigating authorities to remand the arrested persons. 00:00 Also, in the two-judge session, Justice Bharatha Chakraborty affirmed that he agreed with the judgment delivered by the third judge, C.V. Karthikeyan. The enforcement department has said that it has made the arrest as per the provisions of the law and Senthilbalaji's treatment days cannot be taken as police days. The 3rd judge also ordered that after completion of treatment of Senthilbalaji, he can be taken into custody by the Enforcement Directorate and questioned. On the other hand, Justice CV karthikeyan had suggested to the Chief Justice to list Senthil balaji for trial before the bench consisting of Justices Nishaphanu and Bharatha Chakraborty, who had already heard the case, to decide when the enforcement department can first take Senthil balaji into custody. Accordingly, a hearing was held today in a session of 2 judges regarding the enforcement department's detention decision. Judge Bharata Chakraborty participated in the hearing through video conferencing while at the madurai branch of the iCourt. Senthilbalaji was represented by Senior Advocate N.R. Ilango and Solicitor General Tushar Mehta appeared on behalf of the Enforcement Directorate. Interrupting then, Justice nisha Banu categorically said that I am firm in my judgment that the enforcement department has no authority to take Senthil balaji into custody and there is nothing more to say in the case. Let supreme court take decision in Senthil balaji case, how can high court take decision when case is pending in supreme Court? Why should this case be kept pending when all the aspects are decided? Justice nisha ordered to close the recruitment petition saying that the supreme court should decide on this petition as well. As the high court has not issued any order regarding the detention of Senthil balaji by the Enforcement Directorate, it seems that there has been a setback for the Enforcement Directorate. The enforcement department has to wait for the supreme Court's order to taken
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