The Enforcement Directorate (ED) carries out 24-hour searches at premises linked to Nadimul Haque and a media entity associated with him, and finds claims of “financial irregularities” worth ₹60 crore, according to reports. The searches begin on September 7 and are completed in the early hours of September 8.
The Hindu and Business Line both describe the operation as a marathon search spanning roughly a day across locations connected to Haque and his newspaper/media-linked business. Both accounts focus on the alleged scale of irregularities identified during the raids and note the timeline of the searches from start to completion.
While the sources share the same core details—ED involvement, Haque and his media entity being targeted, the duration, and the ₹60 crore irregularities figure—they differ only in wording and how they frame the timeline. Neither outlet, in the provided excerpts, details the specific nature of the irregularities or the broader legal case in which the newspaper is implicated.
