New Delhi : The Supreme Court on Friday told the Enforcement Directorate(ED) that it'll consider granting interim bail to Arvind Kejriwal in view of the Lok Sabha elections. So there's a ray of hope for Kejriwal. Kejriwal has been detained in Tihar Jail for the once 43 days. The ED had arrested him under the Prevention of Money Laundering Act(PMLA) in connection with the alleged liquor policy scam of the Delhi government.
His bail application will now be heard on Tuesday(May 7). Kejriwal's petition challenging the arrest was being heard in the Supreme Court on Friday before a bench of Justice Sanjeev Khanna and Justice Dipankar Dutta, but it remained deficient. As the hearing on May 7 is doubtful to be completed, the court clarified that it'll consider granting interim bail to Kejriwal. still, this doesn't mean that interim bail will be granted or not granted, the court warned the prosecution and the defense.
Fresh Attorney General representing EDS.V. Take Raju. Khanna said," It does not look like the hearing will be completed today. So let's keep it to Tuesday morning. However, of course it will, If the hearing is going to take longer. So we will consider interim bail for elections. We'll hear to your argument, do not have any doubt about it.'' Opposing the possibility of interim bail, Raju appertained to the interim bail granted to AAP leader Sanjay Singh. "Look at the way they're making statements," said Raju. He also refocused out that Kejriwal has not filed a solicitation for interim bail. elderly advocate Abhishek Manu Singhvi appeared for Kejriwal. Kejriwal was last summoned on March 16, in which it was clarified that he wasn't a suspect or an indicted till that date. After that, what changed so important that he was arrested on March 21, ”asked Singhvi. Why chose the same time of arrest? The bench had before reflected on Kejriwal's arrest by the ED in the wake of the Lok Sabha choices and said the ED would have to explain why the arrest was made on March 21, just a week after the election law of conduct came into force. Notice to CBI, ED on Sisodian's bail operation. New Delhi The Delhi High Court on Friday issued notices to the CBI and the ED to reply to the bail operation of former Delhi Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia in the Delhi liquor fiddle case.
Cases of corruption and fiscal misappropriation have been registered against Sisodia. After the lower court rejected Sisodia's bail plea on April 30, he challenged it in the Delhi High Court. The Supreme Court will consider granting interim bail to Delhi Chief Minister Kejriwal due to the Lok Sabha choices. still, the court may grant or deny interim bail. - Take it. Sanjeev Khanna
