In a decisive effort to address the escalating challenges posed by money laundering, hawala networks, and financial fraud, the Indian government has approved a substantial increase in the workforce of the Enforcement Directorate (ED) by over 60%. This restructuring, authorized by the Revenue Department of the Ministry of Finance, aims to enhance the ED's investigative capabilities and legal framework across the nation. Key positions, particularly at the field level, will see significant increases, with Assistant Director of Enforcement roles nearly doubling from 255 to 531. Similarly, Enforcement Officer posts will rise from 355 to 606, and Assistant Enforcement Officer positions from 425 to 803. The legal framework is also being strengthened with expanded roles for legal advisors to improve court representation and conviction rates. Additionally, new positions within the Adjudication Wing will facilitate faster processing of asset seizures under the Prevention of Money Laundering Act (PMLA). This restructuring is seen as a necessary response to the growing complexity of financial crimes and is expected to be funded within the ED's current budgetary allocations.