The Supreme Court Today granted bail to Aam Aadmi Party leader Sanjay Singh in the Delhi liquor policy case, citing no need for continued custody as per the ED. The court emphasized legal procedures and the significance of an approver’s non-implication. This pivotal ruling reflects the ongoing legal saga’s complexities, with heightened significance resonating beyond immediate legal ramifications in Indian politics.
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The Delhi High Court Today (April 1st) instructed the ED to file a status report before the trial court regarding Arvind Kejriwal’s actions as Delhi Chief Minister while under the agency’s custody. Allegedly, Kejriwal has given directives concerning water scarcity and inadequate medical facilities in hospitals and community clinics during his time in ED custody.
The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) is embroiled in a dispute over alleged land encroachment, with the Supreme Court criticizing the party for occupying land meant for the Delhi High Court’s expansion. AAP vehemently denies the claims, vowing to present evidence. With the next hearing on February 19, the case garners significant attention due to its legal and political implications.
