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The Supreme Court on Monday deferred the hearing on the Enforcement Directorate’s raid on the Indian Political Action Committee, pushing the matter to February 10. The adjournment means the case will now be taken up later as the court did not proceed with arguments on the scheduled date.
The case relates to the Enforcement Directorate’s action against IPAC, which has been challenged before the top court. The matter has drawn political attention due to IPAC’s role as a political consultancy organisation working with multiple parties. During the proceedings, the Supreme Court decided to postpone the hearing without delving into the merits of the case. The court indicated that the issue would be heard in detail on the next listed date.
With the hearing now scheduled for February 10, all parties involved are expected to present their arguments before the bench. The outcome of the case is being closely watched amid ongoing debates over the use of central investigative agencies.
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