Suspended senior civil judge moved the Delhi High Court seeking quashing of an ED money laundering case. Listed on January 20, Justice Anup Jairam Bhambhani recused, and the matter was later placed before Justice Manoj Jain for consideration later.
Today, On 13th May, The High Court scheduled a July 22 hearing to review the challenge against Sajjan Kumar’s acquittal in the 1984 riots case. The court addressed the CBI and a witness, seeking trial court records. The acquittal granted Kumar the “benefit of doubt,” while two others were also acquitted. The case has drawn significant attention, and the upcoming session is anticipated to feature detailed arguments from both sides.
The Delhi High Court ruled that possessing photos of Laden and ISIS flags doesn’t automatically indicate membership in a terrorist organization. Digital accessibility and curiosity were highlighted, stressing the need for substantial evidence for terrorism links. The court’s remarks were provisional, emphasizing the bail issue and not conclusive opinions on the case’s merits.
Today, 22nd April, The Delhi High Court set May 15 for hearing Arvind Kejriwal’s challenge to ED summonses related to a money laundering case. Kejriwal’s plea questions the legality of ED’s actions, marking a crucial legal battle. The court granted him time to respond to ED’s reply. Kejriwal argues against PMLA provisions and accuses unfair use for political motivation.
A local court in Delhi today ordered the preservation of CCTV footage at the request of Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal. He sought the removal of a Delhi Police officer, alleging misconduct during a court appearance. Despite the allegations, the court ruled to place Kejriwal under the custody of the Enforcement Directorate until March 28 in relation to the Delhi excise policy scandal. Kejriwal’s lawyer questioned the timing of his arrest and the ED’s motives. The ED accused Kejriwal of being involved in bribery through the liquor policy and managing proceeds of crime in the Goa election campaign. Kejriwal’s defense emphasized the lack of direct evidence against him and questioned the ED’s actions. They highlighted the significance of this case as the first instance of a sitting Chief Minister being arrested in India, expressing concerns about its impact on democracy.
Delhi’s Rouse Avenue Court granted Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal privileges during his six-day Enforcement Directorate custody, allowing family visits, medical treatment, and a special diet. Kejriwal is linked to the liquor policy case, facing allegations of kickbacks and manipulation. The legal battle holds broader implications for the Indian political and judicial landscape.
Arvind Kejriwal, Chief Minister of Delhi, withdrew his plea from the Supreme Court Today due to his recent detention by the Enforcement Directorate. Abhishek Manu Singhvi, his representative, stated the intention to argue about Kejriwal’s remand directly before the Magistrate. The case revolves around alleged malpractices in the Delhi Excise Policy, involving prominent AAP members. Kejriwal’s plea aims to challenge the ED’s actions and has sparked significant legal and political attention.