On Thursday( 9th May), Delhi CM Kejriwal’s interim bail plea is met with opposition from the ED, prompting his legal team to protest the affidavit’s unapproved submission in the Supreme Court.
Today(on 29th April),Delhi High Court ensures uninterrupted distribution of school textbooks amidst Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal’s arrest concerns. The Municipal Corporation of Delhi is allowed to oversee expenses for student educational materials, despite government inefficiencies and administrative deadlock, in a significant step to safeguard the educational rights of children in Delhi.
Today, 26th April, The Delhi High Court strongly criticized Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal and the AAP led Municipal Corporation of Delhi for their failure to distribute textbooks to over 200,000 students. The court rebuked the government for prioritizing political power over effective governance. The judgment on this matter is scheduled to be delivered on Monday, and Kejriwal’s legal situation is related to a money laundering case.
Today(on 24th April), Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal granted two-week extension for rejoinder in the Delhi excise policy case against the ED. The court allowed time for filing legal documents and arguments due to Kejriwal’s arrest and contested summons. The case resumes on May 14. Legal dispute centers on alleged financial mismanagement linked to the Delhi liquor policy.
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Today(on April 19), the Aam Aadmi Party announced that Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal has filed a petition for insulin provision in jail due to acute diabetes and fluctuating blood sugar levels. He is also seeking permission for daily doctor consultations via video and his wife’s presence. Lt Governor Saxena has ordered a report on these concerns.
Today, 9th April, The Delhi HC dismissed Arvind Kejriwal’s appeal against his ED arrest, citing evidence of his involvement in concealing proceeds of crime and utilizing them for political campaigns. The court addressed his arguments, including the reliability of statements and political motivations, emphasizing that the case should be evaluated based on legal grounds, not electoral timelines or political considerations.
Today(on March 1st), Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal, in judicial custody until April 15, requested necessary medicines, permission to have specific books in Tihar Jail, and to retain his religious locket. His legal team also sought a special diet and a comfortable workspace. The requests were made as part of his transfer to Tihar Jail on March 1st.
Today(on 28th March),Delhi court extends Arvind Kejriwal’s custody until April 1 amid an investigation into alleged money laundering related to the 2021-22 Delhi Excise Policy. Kejriwal, Delhi’s Chief Minister, was arrested on March 21 and became the first sitting Chief Minister to be arrested while in office. The court granted a four-day extension, while Kejriwal maintains his innocence.
Delhi Chief Minister and Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) national convener Arvind Kejriwal has approached the Delhi High Court, challenging his arrest linked to an excise policy case by the Enforcement Directorate (ED). The Chief Minister’s arrest followed a trial court’s order, placing him in ED’s custody until March 28 for “his detailed and sustained interrogation”. […]
