Release now and jail immediately? Will Arvind Kejriwal’s problems increase? CBI took ‘this’ big decision

Kejriwal and Sisodian acquitted by Rouse Avenue Court
CBI preparing to challenge in High Court
Acquittal of other accused also

Liquor Scam Case: Aam Aadmi Party National Coordinator and of Delhi Former Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal And former Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia has got a big relief in the liquor scam. The court has acquitted both of them in this case. But their problems are likely to increase again. to the decision of the trial court CBI Will challenge in high court.

Delhi’s Rouse Avenue Court today acquitted Arvind Kejriwal, Manish Sisodia in the liquor scam. But CBI now Kejriwal, Sisodia, K. Will challenge the decision to release Kavita and other accused. CBI is going to rush to the High Court.

The Rouse Avenue court refused to take cognizance of the CBI’s charge sheet against the accused. The court said that allowing Asha behavior would be a grave violation of constitutional principles.

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CBI will challenge in High Court

While talking about the decision given by the court, it has been said that many important aspects of Tapas have been neglected or ignored. Therefore, the investigating agency CBI has decided to appeal to the High Court immediately. The CBI will immediately challenge the decision of the Rouse Avenue court.

What exactly happened in the court

Arvind Kejriwal and Manish Sisodia reach the Rouse Avenue court for the hearing of the liquor scam case. Kejriwal and Sisodia appeared in person, while K. Kavita, Amandeep Dhal and several other accused participated in the hearing through video conferencing. While acquitting all the accused, the court in its verdict said that there was no grand conspiracy or criminal intent in the excise policy. The court closed the CBI case against all 23 accused including Arvind Kejriwal and Manish Sisodia in the excise policy case.

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A rebuke to the CBI

During the hearing, Special Judge Jitendra Singh slammed the CBI for its flawed investigation and said the detailed charge sheet contained several errors which were not supported by witnesses or statements. No prima facie case was filed. The court refused to fix the charge. The Court has also held that a fair trial requires a fair trial, but this was not found to be the case in this case.