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Supreme Court: PMLA accused in jail for over a yr without chargesheet can be given bail

IndiaTimes Friday, 17 January 2025
The Supreme Court stated that an accused can be considered for bail in money laundering cases if they have spent over a year in jail without charges being framed, following its decision in the Senthil Balaji case. This aims to bring consistency to bail plea rulings.
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