This good news came from Jharkhand High Court for Hemant Soren, Advocate General Rajeev Ranjan said.

Good news has come from Jharkhand High Court for former Chief Minister of the state Hemant Soren, who is currently in the custody of the Enforcement Directorate (ED). The division bench headed by Chief Justice S Chandrashekhar has given time to the ED to file a comprehensive reply. Jharkhand Advocate General Rajeev Ranjan has said that this is good news for him.

Court accepted our application: Advocate General

Advocate General Rajiv Ranjan on Monday (February 12) expressed satisfaction over the order of Jharkhand High Court and said that the application we had given in the court has been accepted. ED has been asked to file a comprehensive reply on our application. This is what we wanted. Whatever we wanted, the court allowed it today.

Now the overall incident will be heard together

He said that now the entire incident will be heard together. This is a good sign for us. Rajiv Ranjan said, ‘We had said that the arrest of Hemant Soren is illegal, we had also challenged his remand in the High Court. Now the Enforcement Directorate will have to answer in all these cases.

Final hearing will be held in High Court on 27th February

He said that we had declared the arrest of former Jharkhand Chief Minister Hemant Soren as illegal and invalid. We applied for this in the court and the court has accepted our application. On February 27, there will be a final hearing on ED’s action from his arrest to remand.

Summoned 10 times, Hemant Soren interrogated twice

Let it be known that ED issued summons to Hemant Soren 10 times in the land scam case. He was interrogated twice. After being interrogated for the second time, he was arrested on the night of 31 December. Earlier, the ED team had raided Hemant Soren’s official residence in Delhi. A BMW car and Rs 36 lakh in cash were recovered from there.