Punjab Industries Minister Sanjeev Arora is sent to seven days in Enforcement Directorate (ED) custody in connection with an alleged money laundering case involving roughly ₹100 crore, with one report citing ₹157 crore. The ED case is linked to allegations of fraudulent activity, including fake or irregular mobile exports and associated GST-related billing issues. Arora is produced before a court late on Friday night, around 11:20 pm, after the ED seeks custodial interrogation for 10 days. The court grants seven days of ED custody. Separate reporting states that Arora also moves the Punjab and Haryana High Court challenging his arrest by the ED. The matter is being handled through judicial proceedings while the agency carries out the custodial investigation. The reports describe the case in the context of a broader money laundering probe involving claims of GST bill manipulation and export-related irregularities. The custody order and the challenge to his arrest are the main developments reported across outlets.