Today(on 17th July),The Delhi High Court has reserved its judgment on Arvind Kejriwal’s arrest plea by the CBI related to alleged irregularities in the 2021-22 Delhi excise policy. Arguments include accusations of “insurance arrest” and lack of legal adherence in the arrest. The next bail plea hearing is set for July 29. Kejriwal maintains he is entitled to release based on previous interim orders.
Today(on 17th July),Senior advocate Abhishek Manu Singhvi, representing Arvind Kejriwal in the Delhi High Court, accused the CBI of orchestrating the Chief Minister’s arrest in the liquor policy scam to ensure his prolonged detention, emphasizing the gravity of the situation with the words, “By hook or by crook… he is behind bars.”
Today(on 2nd July), Delhi High Court is set to hear Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal’s plea challenging his arrest by the CBI over an alleged excise policy scam. The trial court remanded Kejriwal to CBI custody, and his legal team argues that the arrest was unwarranted and illegal. The case has sparked significant political debate and legal discourse.
Today(on 26th June), Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal’s arrest by the CBI in the liquor policy case has sparked a major development in the investigation into alleged irregularities. During court proceedings at Rouse Avenue court, Kejriwal cited low sugar levels, highlighting a health concern amid the legal proceedings.
Today(on12th April), BRS leader K Kavitha appeared in court after CBI arrest related to a liquor policy scam. CBI seeks custody, presenting evidence of involvement. Allegations involve a businessman meeting Delhi CM and transactions implicating several individuals. Kavitha faces charges of criminal conspiracy and falsification of accounts. Judicial custody ordered until April 23. Ongoing legal proceedings expected to reveal more details.
