The Delhi High Court has taken notice of Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal’s petition concerning the Delhi liquor policy alleged scam case, while Kejriwal remains in Tihar Jail. The Tihar Jail Superintendent has filed an affidavit opposing Kejriwal’s plea, emphasizing that as AAP chief, he cannot receive special permissions. The affidavit cites Rule 585 of the Delhi Jail Rules, stating uniform treatment for all prisoners to avoid setting a precedent. Currently, Kejriwal is allowed two weekly video meetings with his lawyers, and he has petitioned for two additional meetings to discuss legal matters in detail.
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The case, presided over by Justice Neena Bansal Krishna, follows allegations that AAP leaders manipulated the liquor policy while in power to benefit certain individuals, with funds allegedly used during elections. The Enforcement Directorate (ED) is investigating potential money laundering, while the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) probes allegations of bribery and misconduct against party leaders.
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