The Enforcement Directorate (ED) approaches the Telangana High Court seeking expedited proceedings in multiple money laundering cases involving YSRCP chief YS Jagan Mohan Reddy and other accused. The agency asks for a day-to-day or daily trial and for the personal appearance of all accused, as well as early hearings to move the cases forward.
Across reports, the ED argues that cognisance has been taken for years, but there has been little substantive progress in the proceedings. One outlet notes that the petition highlights the long delay despite the passage of several years since the court’s cognisance stage. Another reports the ED frames the request around the constitutional right to a speedy trial under Article 21.
The outlets also differ in emphasis on scope and mechanics: some describe the request as covering nine money laundering cases, while others focus on the broader complaint that the trials have not progressed meaningfully over nearly a decade. All accounts describe the ED’s action as a writ petition directed at speeding up the trial process in the high court.
