NEW DELHI: A day after the arrest, Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal is about to look earlier than a particular PMLA court docket in New Delhi on Friday because the Enforcement Directorate (ED) seeks his custody in a cash laundering case associated to alleged irregularities within the scrapped Delhi excise coverage 2021-22.
The Aam Aadmi Social gathering (AAP) chief was detained after ED officers performed searches at his official residence within the Civil Traces space on Thursday.
Medical personnel had been noticed coming into the ED workplace for a preliminary well being check-up of Kejriwal earlier than his court docket look.
The ED is prone to request a 10-day custody citing Kejriwal’s “non-cooperation” within the investigation and to probe his involvement within the liquor coverage and discrepancies alongside along with his occasion’s function.
The ED might interrogate Kejriwal within the presence of BRS chief Ok Kavitha who was arrested final week within the excise coverage case.
Kejriwal’s title has been talked about in a number of ED cost sheets alleging involvement in policy-making for private beneficial properties. To this point, 16 people have been arrested in reference to this case, with the ED submitting six chargesheets.
The Aam Aadmi Social gathering (AAP) chief was detained after ED officers performed searches at his official residence within the Civil Traces space on Thursday.
Medical personnel had been noticed coming into the ED workplace for a preliminary well being check-up of Kejriwal earlier than his court docket look.
The ED is prone to request a 10-day custody citing Kejriwal’s “non-cooperation” within the investigation and to probe his involvement within the liquor coverage and discrepancies alongside along with his occasion’s function.
The ED might interrogate Kejriwal within the presence of BRS chief Ok Kavitha who was arrested final week within the excise coverage case.
Kejriwal’s title has been talked about in a number of ED cost sheets alleging involvement in policy-making for private beneficial properties. To this point, 16 people have been arrested in reference to this case, with the ED submitting six chargesheets.
