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of <h1>Anticipatory bail for two respondents set aside; remanded to Enforcement Directorate custody for four weeks to aid investigation</h1> <h3>The Director, Directorate Of Enforcement Versus Anil Tuteja & Ors.</h3> SC set aside anticipatory bail granted to two respondents and remanded both to custody of the Enforcement Directorate for a period of four weeks from ... Money Laundering - Seeking grant of antuicipatory bail - HELD THAT:- There are no hesitation in setting aside the anticipatory bail granted to respondent – Alok Shukla and are inclined to grant custody of respondent, Alok Shukla to the appellant, ED for a period of four weeks, from the date of receipt of a copy of this order, subject to the condition that he shall cooperate with the appellant, ED so as to facilitate it to complete the investigation and file the complaint. Respondent, Alok Shukla is granted one week’s time to surrender. It is also inclined to grant custody of respondent, Anil Tuteja to the appellant, ED for a period of four weeks, from the date of receipt of a copy of this order, subject to the condition that he shall cooperate with the appellant, ED so as to facilitate it to complete the investigation and file the complaint. Respondent, Anil Tuteja is granted one week’s time to surrender. Appeal disposed off. 'Leave granted.' Challenge to anticipatory bail granted to two respondents was considered; the Court found 'it is not a fit case for anticipatory bail' but refrained from delving into investigative materials to avoid prejudicing trial proceedings. The Court set aside the anticipatory bail granted to both respondents and directed that each be taken into custody by the appellant (ED) for four weeks from receipt of this order, subject to the condition that each 'shall cooperate with the appellant - ED so as to facilitate it to complete the investigation and file the complaint.' Each respondent was given one week's time to surrender. Thereafter, both shall be released, 'if not required in any other case,' subject to terms and conditions that the Trial Court may impose. Appeals and pending applications were disposed of accordingly.
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