HC orders reply by April 5
CBI has given a challenge in the High Court
An important hearing will be held in the High Court on April 6
Delhi High Court: Former Delhi Chief Minister and Aam Aadmi Party chief Arvind Kejriwal and Manish Sisodia were acquitted in the alleged liquor scam in Delhi. CBI to this Delhi High CourtIt has been challenged. According to the Delhi High Court Liquor scamsAam Aadmi Party convener Arvind Kejriwal and party leader Manish Sisodia have been given time till April 5 to file their reply in the CBI case related to The next hearing will be held on April 6.
The CBI has appealed the court’s decision in the High Court. The hearing is on. Also, Arvind Kejriwal has challenged the CBI petition in the Supreme Court. The lawyers said that they appealed to the Supreme Court against the interim decision of the High Court.
SG Tushar Mehta from CBI said that justice has not been done in this case. The decision given by the court is not fair.
‘It has become a trend now. They accuse and then run away. Such a matter cannot be overemphasized. It has become their business to make accusations,’ said the CBI counsel. “We are only asking for an opportunity,” said Kejriwal’s lawyer. In any case, the High Court has clarified that the reply has to be filed by April 5. The next hearing will be held on April 6.
Delhi Liquor Scam Hearing in High Court! By accepting ‘these’ three demands of the CBI, Kejriwal’s problems increased
The hearing of the Delhi liquor scam is going on in the High Court. The CBI challenged the decision of the trial court expressing displeasure. The High Court accepted three points of the CBI. This has increased the headache of Aam Aadmi Party leaders. In this, for the first time, the High Court has considered the plea of CBI to be considered. Also agreed to hear the case against the decision of the trial court. During a brief hearing on Monday, the High Court issued notices to all the parties and fixed the next date of hearing. The next hearing regarding the liquor scam has been held on Monday, March 16.
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New Excise Duty Policy Implemented
The court also raised the question that if the investigating agency fails to make any recovery against the accused, then where is the concrete evidence. It is worth noting that the Delhi government on 17 November 2021 implemented a new excise policy related to the sale of liquor, under which liquor shops went into private hands. The then Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal and his government claimed that this would reduce the influence of the liquor mafia and increase government revenue.
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