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Chidambaram to remain in CBI custody till Sep 5

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Updated: September 3rd, 2019, 17:01 IST
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ED said it will take him into custody in the INX Media money laundering case at an appropriate time.

ED said it will take him into custody in the INX Media money laundering case at an appropriate time.

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New Delhi:  The Supreme Court Tuesday said that former Finance Minister P. Chidambaram will remain in the Central Bureau of Investigation’s (CBI) custody till September 5 despite the investigating agency informing the court that it does not want to question him further.

Senior Advocates Kapil Sibal and Abhishek Manu Singhvi, appearing for Chidambaram, assured the court that they will not press for his interim bail in the trial court till Thursday.

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Solicitor General Tushar Mehta told the top court that the agency does not want further custodial interrogation of Chidambaram and the judiciary must allow the law to take its own course.

The submission made by Mehta indicated that Chidambaram should be sent to Tihar Jail under judicial custody. The former minister on Monday had insisted that the court not send him in judicial custody.

Mehta requested the top court not to regulate proceedings pending before the trial court. However, the top court ordered to maintain status quo in the INX media case.

The top court Tuesday said that it is not inclined to hear the matter at length.

However it added: “We are conscious that we should not usurp the jurisdiction of the concerned trial court”.

The top court listed the matter for further hearing Thursday and ordered that the interim order should continue till the next date of hearing.

On the next date, the top court will hear Chidambaram’s plea challenging his CBI custody and non-bailable warrant issued against him.

When the hearing began Tuesday, Mehta told the top court that Chidambaram filed his interim bail in the trial court after getting interim relief from the Supreme Court that he will not be sent to Tihar Jail.

Mehta told the bench that the former minister was arrested August 21 but he did not move his bail till the Supreme Court granted him interim relief Monday.

He also told the court that the agency needs time to file a response on his bail plea.

Complaining that defence counsel were putting pressure on the trial court to decide bail Monday, he said that the bail was moved many days after his arrest and they want a response soon.

Meanwhile, Mehta also told the court that he had got wrong information that Chidambaram’s maximum custody deadline ends Monday. He admitted his mistake for providing wrong information to the court Monday.

The wrong information was written in the top court order Monday.

Defence counsel said that the order should be modified with correct information.

(IANS)

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