Bharat Express

Delhi High Court

The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) highlighted a recurring pattern wherein initial statements made by accused individuals omit the names of party leaders.

ED filed an affidavit, asserting that the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) leader was the mastermind behind the liquor policy scam and a pivotal conspirator in the money laundering offense.

The petition states that travelling abroad through foreign travel companies can steal the personal information of Indian citizens.

Additional Solicitor General SV Raju, representing the ED, stated they required time to examine the document thoroughly.

AAP staged protests in Delhi following Kejriwal's arrest, with party leaders and supporters attempting to march towards the Prime Minister's residence.

In the previous hearing, the High Court granted a stay on the proceedings against Munjal, providing him with temporary relief in the ongoing investigation.

In response to this revelation, the Delhi High Court swiftly took action, ordering both Health Minister Saurabh Bhardwaj and Health Secretary S. B. Deepak Kumar to physically appear before the court.

Critics argue that the ban on PFI raises concerns about freedom of association and expression, as well as the potential for misuse of anti-terrorism laws to suppress dissent.

As the hearing date approaches, stakeholders eagerly await further deliberations by the Delhi High Court on this crucial matter.

The plea calls for the allocation of adequate resources and manpower to ensure the effective management and safeguarding of these vital green spaces.