Kejriwal sent to 14-day judicial custody till July 12 in excise policy case
The CBI told the court that Kejriwal didn't cooperate in the investigation and gave evasive replies.
The CBI told the court that Kejriwal didn't cooperate in the investigation and gave evasive replies.
A vacation bench of Rouse Avenue Court, comprising Justice Amitabh Rawat, stated that the Delhi CM will be produced before the court on June 29 before 7 pm.
The court gave both the petitioner, Kejriwal and the prosecuting agency Directorate of Enforcement, a week’s time to file their additional written notes.
He claimed the ED and the CBI have been unable to find any concrete evidence after two years of investigation.
His petition will be taken up by the high court's division bench for hearing on Wednesday (March 20).
Vijay Nair is the former Media and Communication In-charge of the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) and the former CEO of the entertainment and event management firm Only Much Louder.
Delhi's Rouse Avenue Court extended former Delhi Deputy CM Manish Sisodia's judicial custody till June 2 in the CBI case on excise policy.
The Special Judge MK Nagpal on Tuesday decided to reserve the order on the bail plea of Manish Sisodia and fixed April 26 for the pronouncement of the order.
The Delhi CM on Sunday said the central agency will arrest him if the BJP government has given the orders.
Confirming the report, Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) MP Sanjay Singh said, "A notice has been served by CBI. On 16th April, Arvind Kejriwal will appear before them."