Delhi’s Rouse Avenue court docket on Wednesday prolonged the judicial custody of Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal in Enforcement Directorate (ED) case in reference to the alleged Delhi Liquor Coverage rip-off until July 12.
The court docket nonetheless reserved its order on Kejriwal’s plea in search of his spouse’s presence via video conferencing throughout the session by the medical board. The court docket is more likely to pronounce the order on July 6.
Delhi Excise coverage PMLA case | The Rouse Avenue court docket reserves its order on the plea of Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal in search of his spouse’s presence via video conferencing throughout the session by the medical board.
Kejriwal was produced via video conferencing and addressed…
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On Wednesday, the AAP chief was produced via video conferencing and addressed the court docket. It might be recalled, that the trial court docket had earlier granted bail to Arvind Kejriwal within the ED case. However, the Delhi Excessive Court docket stayed the trial court docket order and ordered re-hearing of the case by one other bench.
Right this moment, the trial court docket prolonged his judicial custody within the cash laundering case.
Delhi Excise coverage PMLA case: The Rouse Avenue court docket extends the judicial custody of Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal and Vinod Chauhan until July 12.
They are going to be produced via video conferencing (VC).
— ANI (@ANI) July 3, 2024
In one other growth, jailed Delhi Chief Minister has now filed a recent bail petition within the Delhi Excessive Court docket in case filed by Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) in reference to alleged Delhi Liquor Coverage rip-off.
The CBI arrested AAP supremo in a corruption case on June 26, whereas he was in judicial custody in reference to a cash laundering case registered by the Enforcement Directorate (ED). The excessive court docket is more likely to hear the bail plea on Friday.
A petition difficult the arrest and remand by CBI continues to be pending within the excessive court docket.
The Delhi Excessive Court docket on Tuesday issued discover to CBI over arrest and subsequent remand of Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal in connection to the Delhi Liquor Coverage case. The court docket has granted seven days to CBI to file reply. Subsequent date of listening to is July 17.