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<h1>Supreme Court Upholds ED's Oral Notification of Arrest Grounds Under PMLA Section 19, Dismisses Appeal.</h1> The Supreme Court reviewed an appeal challenging a High Court decision on the legality of an arrest under the Prevention of Money Laundering Act, 2002 (PMLA). The case focused on whether the Enforcement Directorate's (ED) practice of not providing a written copy of arrest grounds at the time of arrest complied with Section 19 of PMLA and constitutional rights. The court concluded that orally informing the arrestee, followed by a later written communication, met legal requirements. The decision reinforced judicial precedent and clarified procedural requirements under PMLA, balancing enforcement needs with constitutional rights. The appeal was dismissed.