Hemant Soren's Plea For Interim Bail : Live Updates From Supreme Court Hearing

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22 May 2024 5:23 AM GMT

  • Hemant Sorens Plea For Interim Bail : Live Updates From Supreme Court Hearing

    The Supreme Court will continue hearing today the petition filed by former Jharkhand Chief Minister Hemant Soren challenging his arrest by the Enfrocement Directorate (ED). He has sought for interim bail in view of the ongoing election campaigning.A vacation bench comprising Justices Dipankar Datta and Satish Chandra Sharma is hearing the matter. Yesterday, the bench had asked if the Court...

    The Supreme Court will continue hearing today the petition filed by former Jharkhand Chief Minister Hemant Soren challenging his arrest by the Enfrocement Directorate (ED). He has sought for interim bail in view of the ongoing election campaigning.

    A vacation bench comprising Justices Dipankar Datta and Satish Chandra Sharma is hearing the matter. Yesterday, the bench had asked if the Court can interfere with the arrest once the trial court has taken cognizance of the complaint and has rejected the regular bail application of the accused.

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    Live Updates

    • 22 May 2024 6:32 AM GMT

      J Datta: You had options open to you

      Sibal: this court has said that an order of cognizance does not stand in the way!

      J Datta: Show judgments

    • 22 May 2024 6:31 AM GMT

      Sibal: Is there an answer for that? In a matter of personal liberty.

      J Datta: true, but we are talking about your conduct

      Sibal: I have been wrongly dealt with!

    • 22 May 2024 6:31 AM GMT

      J Datta: Court could have said we are quashing your bail application, notwithstanding liberty is given to challenge HC order

      Sibal: 28 Feb order was reserved. Complaint had to be filed in 60 days. A judge who knows that, why did he not render judgment

    • 22 May 2024 6:28 AM GMT

      Sibal: I came to this court immediately after arrest. I was asked to go to HC. It heard matter after 4 weeks.

      J Datta: We are on that part that you didn't tell us...we are hearing this SLP only because of that second part of May 10 order in the other

    • 22 May 2024 6:27 AM GMT

      J Datta: Court has to very slow and reluctant. Your conduct is not fully without blemish. We will give you options. You take your chances elsewhere

    • 22 May 2024 6:26 AM GMT

      J Datta: Can we see the judgments?

      Sibal: Will show. Even if i am released when I challenge S.19, it does not entitle me to acquittal

      J Datta: Can you say they can't rearrest you?

    • 22 May 2024 6:25 AM GMT

      Sibal: As a matter of law, Your Lordships have held that an order taking cognizance shall not stand in the way of an order releasing under S.19. It has not bearing

    • 22 May 2024 6:24 AM GMT

      J Datta: S.19 challenge is there. If you have a case...This is a detention pursuant to an executive act. Why is it that in none of the petitions it was mentioned that cognizance has been taken?

    • 22 May 2024 6:22 AM GMT

      Sibal: We are not asking for bail, we are asking for release. The fault is mine, not the client's. Our intention was never to mislead the court

    • 22 May 2024 6:21 AM GMT

      J Datta: We can simpliciter dismiss your petition, without commenting on that. But if you argue on points of law, we will have to deal with it.

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