<h1>Early plea to quash ECIR in Rs 200 crore money-laundering probe dismissed; accused can contest charges later</h1> The Supreme Court declined to intervene in an order dismissing a petition to quash an Enforcement Case Information Report in a Rs 200 crore money-laundering investigation, asking the petitioner to seek relief at an appropriate stage. The petitioner, an actor accused in the probe, challenged a high court order that upheld the ED's proceedings and a supplementary chargesheet; authorities allege she received gifts worth about Rs 5.71 crore from the principal accused linked to diversion of funds from alleged victims. The bench, citing controlling precedent affirming broad ED powers under the PMLA, held that allegations must be accepted at the charge-framing stage and dismissed the petition with liberty to raise grievances later.