Today(on 23rd March), A Delhi court has extended the Enforcement Directorate’s custody of BRS leader K. Kavitha by three days in connection with the Delhi excise policy case. The court upheld the ED’s request for the custody extension and set March 26 as the new deadline. Kavitha’s legal team has submitted a bail application, but the ED has objected, citing the ongoing investigation. Kavitha denies any wrongdoing and alleges political motives in the case.
Today (21st March): The Delhi High Court declined interim bail for CM Arvind Kejriwal in the ED summons case related to the Delhi excise policy. The court set the next hearing for April 22. Kejriwal’s summons coincided with election announcements, leading to arguments about political interference. The ED stressed Kejriwal’s personal capacity. The case stems from allegations of irregularities in the Delhi Excise Policy.
Today, K Kavitha, a detained BRS leader, was produced before a Delhi court by the Enforcement Directorate (ED) in connection with a money laundering case related to the repealed Delhi excise policy. Kavitha’s arrest from Hyderabad and subsequent transfer to Delhi sparked controversy, with her stating she will fight in court. Allegations of political connections and bribery were also made.
