Arvind Kejriwal: After the hearing in Delhi’s Rouse Avenue Court, Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal was brought to the ED office. While coming out after appearing in the court, Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal said, this is a political conspiracy, the public will answer for it.
Are four statements enough to arrest a Chief Minister? Arvind Kejriwal himself gave arguments
Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal himself gave arguments during the hearing of the excise policy case in the court and said that a false picture of Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) being corrupt is being presented before the country. AAP national convenor Kejriwal gave the arguments after taking permission from the court despite the presence of his lawyers. Kejriwal said in his argument, four witnesses have taken my name in the excise policy case. Are four statements enough to arrest a Chief Minister?
ED had asked for custody for seven days
Arvind Kejriwal was presented in the court today by ED after the expiry of his custody period. The ED requested the court for seven days’ custody and said that there is a need to confront them face to face with some people related to the case. ED said that Chief Minister Kejriwal is procrastinating in replying and is not disclosing the passwords of his digital devices.