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Highlights of 25 April 2025 Current Affairs
- Tamil Nadu Minister Senthil Balaji was granted bail due to prolonged incarceration and delay in trial, invoking Article 21 of the Constitution.
- The bail was based on submissions that he had resigned from the Minister post, but within 48 hours of release, Balaji was reappointed, raising serious judicial concern.
- The Supreme Court warned Balaji that he must choose between retaining his Ministerial post or his freedom—hinting at possible cancellation of bail.
- The Enforcement Directorate (ED) and a witness alleged that Balaji, even while in office, was intimidating witnesses and deliberately delaying proceedings.
- Justice Abhay S Oka, leading the bench with Justice AG Masih, admitted regret over granting bail, assuming Balaji had stepped down as Minister.
- The Court emphasized that liberal bail interpretation in PMLA cases shouldn’t become a tool for political misuse.
- Despite incarceration, Balaji continued holding the Minister post without a portfolio, which raised serious concerns about misuse of political power.
- The trial involves over 1,000 witnesses, making it highly unlikely to begin before January 2026, as observed by the Court.
- The Supreme Court has asked the Tamil Nadu government to submit a list of pending cases and witness classification for further scrutiny.
- The Court has reluctantly granted Balaji one final opportunity to respond and file his counter affidavit by the upcoming Monday deadline.
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