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 (23rd April): The Delhi Court, under Special Judge Kaveri Baweja, extended Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal’s judicial custody until May 7 regarding a money laundering case related to the Delhi excise policy scam. The Enforcement Directorate’s probe is based on alleged irregularities in the 2021-22 policy. Kejriwal’s plea challenging his arrest was dismissed, leading to the extension of his custody.
Today(on 15th April), Delhi Court extends Arvind Kejriwal’s custody in money laundering case until April 23 and requires his video appearance. The case involves alleged irregularities in the Delhi Excise Policy for 2021-22. This signifies a significant legal development, reflecting the seriousness of the charges and the ongoing investigative efforts to uncover the alleged conspiracy.
BRS leader K Kavitha Today (April 15th) moved a Delhi court seeking bail in a corruption case lodged by the CBI in connection with the alleged excise scam. The application is likely to be taken up for hearing later in the day by special judge for the CBI and ED, Kaveri Baweja, who earlier in the day sent Kavitha to judicial custody till April 23.
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