To the current head of ED 2021 Extension granted after illegal : Supreme Court
New Delhi: 11. July
(sahrnews.com/agencies)
The Supreme Court on Tuesday has ruled that Sanjay Kumar Mishra, the current head of the Enforcement Directorate (ED), will be released from office in November. 2021 The two subsequent extensions were illegal.
Live la Live Law# According to the report, the bench of Hon’ble Justices BR Gavai, Vikram Nath and Sanjay Karol said that this extension of the Supreme Court 2021 It is a violation of the judgment of the Supreme Court, in which it had directed the government not to extend the tenure of Sanjay Kumar Mishra. After expressing concern over the central government’s search for a new head amid a peer review by the Financial Action Task Force, the Supreme Court has appointed Sanjay Kumar Mishra. July 31 Allowed to remain in his post.
The three-judge bench of the Supreme Court was hearing a batch of petitions challenging the extension granted to Sanjay Kumar Mishra. Trinamool Congress MP Mehwa Moitra and Congress leader Randeep Singh Surjewala were among the petitioners. are saying that Sanjay Kumar Mishra’s extension is politically motivated, as many non-BJP leaders are being targeted by the Enforcement Directorate.
First time to Sanjay Kumar Mishra November 19, 2018 was appointed as Director of Enforcement Directorate for a period of two years. 2020 In, the central government extended his tenure by one year.Nov 2021 In spite of the Supreme Court’s order, the government introduced an ordinance to ensure that the tenure of the director of the Enforcement Directorate could be up to five years, enabling Mishra to continue for another year.
November 2022 The government again extended the tenure of Sanjay Kumar Mishra by one year. According to the notification issued by the government, he November 18, 2023 However, today the Supreme Court Sanjay Kumar Mishra July 31 He has been allowed to remain in his position.
The Supreme Court on Tuesday held as illegal the extension given to the term of Enforcement Directorate chief SK Mishra for violating the mandate of the Supreme Court’s 2021 judgment in the Common Cause case that he should not be given further extension.
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