<h1>Supreme Court pauses steel company liquidation, reviews Enforcement Directorate powers under anti-money laundering law</h1> The Supreme Court withdrew its previous order mandating the liquidation of a steel company and setting aside a resolution plan by another firm. It agreed to first determine the maintainability of petitions challenging a 2022 ruling that affirmed the Enforcement Directorate's authority under the anti-money laundering law to arrest, seize property, and conduct searches. The Court also identified the key legal question in cases involving a particular refugee group as whether they qualify as refugees or illegal entrants. Additionally, the Court directed a state assembly speaker to resolve within three months disqualification petitions against ten legislators who switched parties, emphasizing the need to prevent political defections from undermining democratic processes.