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The High Court has rejected businessman Amit Arora's interim bail plea. He is an accused in the Delhi Excise Policy money laundering case and had sought interim bail citing his daughter's illness

Delhi News Today: In the money laundering case related to Delhi Waqf Board, Rouse Avenue Court today reserved its decision on the demand of extending the ED custody of the three accused. Let us know what arguments were given from both the sides…

It's noteworthy that due to the absence of Special Judge Vikas Dhull, these three accused individuals were presented in the court of Link Judge Geetanjali Goel.

In the Rouse Avenue Court, Katyal's lawyer, Ramesh Gupta, argued that his client has several health issues and, if necessary, should be kept in judicial custody rather than ED custody.

Delhi Police has registered an FIR under UAPA against Amit Chakraborty, head of the human resources department of Newsclick, and Prabir Purkayastha, founder of Newsclick.

 Vaibhav Gehlot's lawyer had demanded to shift the interrogation's date from 16th to 25th November, though it was rejected by ED.

The ED has requested a 14-day custody for the three accused, stating that 14 searches have been conducted so far, and several documents have been seized.

ED demanded 14 days police custody of Amit Katyal and revealed that influential people are involved in the case.

The ED investigation revealed that approximately 30% of the PDS ration intended for Priority Households (PHH), RSKY, and Antyodaya Anna Yojana (AAY) beneficiaries was diverted to the open. market.

The plea was merely an instrument to evade and escape the legal custody