Former Arvind Kejriwal and Manish Sisodia furnished Rs 50,000 surety bonds after discharge in the Delhi Excise Policy Case, with Rouse Avenue Court and Special Judge Jitendra Singh accepting the bonds to secure their presence if an appeal arises.
Today(13th Sept), A Delhi court has issued a release order for Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal after the Supreme Court granted him bail in the excise policy corruption case. The bail follows a successful filing of a Rs.10 lakh bail bond and two sureties, with the Supreme Court determining Kejriwal’s entitlement to bail amid the ongoing investigation into alleged irregularities.
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The Delhi Court ,Today, 24th April mandated the CBI to disclose accused statements and evidence in the Excise Scam Case, emphasizing transparency and fair trial. Further hearings and bail plea decisions are expected, with the accused provided an opportunity to prepare a defense. This development portrays the delicate balance between prosecutorial power and the rights of the accused.
Today (18th April): The Enforcement Directorate alleged that Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal, in custody for an excise scam case, is consuming high-sugar foods despite being diagnosed with type 2 diabetes to establish grounds for medical bail. The court has directed Tihar jail authorities to provide a report on Kejriwal’s diet chart to verify the allegations. Kejriwal’s counsel cited fluctuating blood sugar levels and sought permission for a consultation. Supporters expressed concerns over his treatment in jail.
