National Herald: Delhi High Court refuses to stop AJL from seeking release of properties attached by ED
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The Delhi High Court on Monday refused to restrain the Gandhi family-controlled Associated Journals Limited (AJL) from seeking release of their properties attached by the Enforcement Directorate (ED) in the National Herald Money laundering case. Notably, the trial court refused to take cognisance of the money laundering case against the Gandhis, Young Indian, AJL and all the other accused. The ED had attached several properties belonging to Young Indian and AJL, including the Herald Ho