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ED targets 500 money-laundering chargesheets by March 31, 2026, focusing on cyber-fraud, overseas assets, and foreign funding.
The Enforcement Directorate aims to file 500 money-laundering chargesheets by March 31, 2026, with most investigations completed in one to two years, except in complex cases.
The goal was set during its December 2025 conference in Guwahati, where ED Director Rahul Navin stressed careful use of PMLA powers, timely prosecutions, and international cooperation through tools like Interpol’s Purple notices and MLATs.
Priority areas include tracing overseas assets, cyber-fraud, illegal betting, stock market manipulation, and foreign funding for anti-national activities.
The agency also committed to resolving all pending FERA cases by March 31.
Challenges include delays, limited manpower, police non-cooperation, and difficulties valuing digital assets.
ED tiene como objetivo 500 cargos por lavado de dinero para el 31 de marzo de 2026, centrándose en el fraude cibernético, los activos en el extranjero y la financiación extranjera.