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Court Orders Submission Of Documents In Delhi Liquor Policy Case

New Delhi: The Rouse Avenue Court has directed the accused in the Delhi liquor policy money laundering case to submit all relevant documents filed with the chargesheet. Special Judge Kaveri Baveja issued the order after the accused claimed that many Enforcement Directorate (ED) documents were incomplete.

Kejriwal and Sisodia Appear via Video Conference

During the hearing, Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal and AAP leader Manish Sisodia appeared via video conferencing. Sisodia, currently out on bail, participated in the session remotely. The court has postponed the hearing to September 6.

Kejriwal’s Interim Bail and Judicial Custody

The Supreme Court previously granted interim bail to Kejriwal in the ED case. However, he remains in Tihar Jail as he has not yet filled the bail bond. Kejriwal is still in judicial custody related to the corruption case.

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