The court's decision came while hearing six petitions seeking medical treatment and compensation for injured students in the protests against CAA over the past few days. The court has set February 4 as the next date for hearing.
The money laundering case was filed against Puri after the alleged irregularities in the purchase of 12 VVIP choppers from Italy-based Finmeccanica’s British subsidiary, AgustaWestland came to the fore.