A division bench of the HC headed by Chief Justice D H Waghela, however, in the interim order, asked the two mining companies not to liquidate their fixed deposit accounts till the petitions in the HC were disposed of.
The two companies had moved the court challenging ED's action following raids and seizure of bank accounts by the central agency on account of the ongoing probe into the mining scam in the state.
ED had earlier this year registered cases against the mining companies. The same mining companies were also booked by the state vigilance directorate on allegations of excessive production thereby causing pecuniary loss to state exchequer.
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