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of <h1>Petition admitted; ad-interim relief upheld as interim protection during three-month investigation, agency allowed to proceed afterward</h1> <h3>Sameer Dyandev Wankhede, Ishwarlal S. Agarwal Versus Union of India & Ors.</h3> HC admitted the petition, found arguable questions, and confirmed the ad-interim relief granted on 19 May 2023 as interim protection. The court noted the ... Inability of CBI to attend the meeting - conclusion of investgation within a period of three months from today - HELD THAT:- Ad-interim relief granted by Order dated 19th May 2023 is confirmed as interim relief. Arising from a crime registered on 11th May 2023, the Court noted the Investigating Agency's submission that the investigation 'will be concluded within a period of three months from today' and that the Solicitor General of India was briefed and unavailable, prompting adjournment requests. The Court found that 'arguable questions are raised' and accordingly 'Admit.' The ad-interim relief granted by Order dated 19th May 2023 was 'confirmed as interim relief.' The Court granted the Investigating Agency liberty to circulate the Petition after the investigation is completed. Procedurally, the Court heard counsel for the parties, addressed prior adjournment history, and balanced expedition of investigation against the pending proceedings, resulting in confirmation of interim protection while preserving the agency's ability to proceed administratively post-investigation.
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