AAP Rajya Sabha MP Sanjay Singh Today (June 29th) did not appear before an MP-MLA court here on Saturday in a 2021 COVID-19 norms violation case, citing his preoccupation with the ongoing Parliament session. The court will now hear the matter on July 6.
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BRS leader K Kavitha Today (April 6th), filed a court motion opposing the CBI’s request to question her in Tihar jail regarding a corruption case tied to the alleged scam. The court granted the CBI permission to interrogate Kavitha in Tihar jail, following the agency’s plea filed seeking permission for her interrogation in judicial custody.
A Delhi court Today (April 4th) reserved its order on the interim bail plea of Bharat Rashtra Samithi (BRS) leader K Kavitha in the money laundering case linked to the Delhi excise policy scam. Special Judge (PC Act) Kaveri Baweja from the Rouse Avenue Courts reserved verdict following arguments presented by Kavitha and ED.
The Supreme Court issued an order Today (April 3rd) to remove advocate Bansuri Swaraj’s name from its bail grant to AAP leader Sanjay Singh. This decision came after the ED acknowledged that her inclusion in the list was a result of an “inadvertent error”. Justice Sanjiv Khanna, heading the bench, stated, “Alright, we will rectify the order.”
A Delhi court Today (April 3rd) instructed AAP leader Sanjay Singh to refrain from tampering with evidence or influencing witnesses in the “scam” case related to Excise. Special Judge Kaveri Baweja issued these directives before authorizing Singh’s release from Tihar Central Jail, subsequent to the bail granted to him by the Supreme Court Yesterday.
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.