Confession by PMLA accused to IO not admissible: 3 things Supreme Court held on rights of accused

The Supreme Court has ruled that confessions made by an accused under the Prevention of Money Laundering Act (PMLA) to an investigating officer are not admissible as evidence. The court outlined three key points regarding the rights of accused individuals, emphasizing the need for fair treatment and due process. This decision impacts how evidence is gathered and used in financial crimes, reinforcing the importance of protecting accused individuals' rights during investigations.