The Supreme Court ruled that ED's action was unlawful during a hearing on Chief Minister Hemant Soren's petition on September 15

 The Supreme Court ruled that ED's action was unlawful during a hearing on Chief Minister Hemant Soren's petition on September 15

Ranchi Land fraud: The ED has so far issued three subpoenas for Chief Minister Hemant Soren to appear for interrogation in relation to the Ranchi land fraud, but he has not done so. The Supreme Court will hear his writ petition, which he used to contest the ED action, on September 15. CM referred to ED's action as unlawful.

Ranchi Land Scam: On September 15, the Supreme Court will hear the Chief Minister Hemant Soren's petition challenging an ED summons. Hemant Soren, the chief minister, has filed a petition with the Supreme Court in response to the ED summons he received for interrogation in the land fraud case. The petition in question will likely be considered on September 15. Let us remind you that the CM has already received three summonses from the ED.

was scheduled to make his debut on August 14th

First of all, on August 8 he received a summons asking him to appear on August 14; however, he failed to do so. He had stated at the time that he would be hoisting the flag on August 15 in honour of the country's 77th Independence Day, that he had many meetings already scheduled, and that he was actively involved in many programmes. In light of this, a plot to topple the government involved calling him in for questioning on August 14th.  been produced. The Chief Minister asserts that the central government is ordering the investigating agencies to do their jobs.

CM objected to ED's action

CM Soren received a second summons after failing to show up on the first one, asking him to go to the ED's Ranchi zonal office on August 24 for questioning. However, CM Soren did not show up at this time either. In the interim, the Chief Minister had sent a letter to the ED requesting that it revoke the summons.

He has also spoken of dealing with ED via legal channels, calling the summons illegitimate. It is significant that on August 23, the Chief Minister petitioned the Supreme Court with a writ challenging the Enforcement Directorate's decision.

did not show up even when given a third summons

After that, on September 9, ED issued him a third summons and scheduled an interview with him. He wasn't present since he was on his way to a dinner the President was hosting in connection with the G-20 meeting. What the Chief Minister will say after the hearing on Friday is still up in the air at this point. ED must enquire about the properties owned by him and his family.