The direction was issued when the bail pleas of the accused came up before Justice Thomas P Joseph.
The court granted bail to Saritha in the case relating to forgery of driving license.
When her counsel insisted for bail in two other cheating cases registered by Ernakulam Town police station on the ground that the matter was settled out of court, the judge asked the police to inquire and report regarding the source of money with Saritha.
A fraudulent solar energy company - Team Solar - had been floated by Saritha along with another person and they had allegedly collected huge amounts from investors, promising to make them business partners or offering to install alternate sources of energy and failed to deliver the goods.
The two were arrested last year.
The case took a political twist after the names of some personal staff of Chief Minister Oommen Chandy cropped up.
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