Bharat Express

Rouse Avenue Court

The Rouse Avenue Court will review the supplementary chargesheet filed against Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on August 12, regarding his alleged involvement in the Delhi liquor policy scam. Kejriwal is currently in jail on corruption charges

Former minister Manish Sisodia, also implicated in the case, has had his judicial custody extended until July 26.

K Kavitha was brought before the court on April 20 after her judicial custody expired, which was subsequently extended until June 3.

This supplementary chargesheet, filed by the ED, names the Aam Aadmi Party and its convener Arvind Kejriwal as the principal accused.

The CBI argued that Kejriwal's political influence posed a risk to the investigation, highlighting irregularities in the quick approval of the excise policy during the second wave of COVID-1

In a recent development to a 56000 bank loan fraud case, Rouse Avenue Court has directed the AIIMS director to constitute a medical team.

A Delhi court acquitted nine individuals, including a company and four bank officials, in a nine-year-old case involving an alleged Rs 4.8 crore fraud against Canara Bank.

Central Bureau of Investigation has filed a supplementary chargesheet against BRS MLC K. Kavitha in an alleged Delhi liquor scam on Friday. Eighteen people have been arrested in the case.

The case pertains to the alleged murders of three Sikhs – Thakur Singh, Badal Singh, and Gurcharan Singh – in front of Pul Bangash Gurudwara on November 1, 1984, with Congress leader Jagdish Tytler being the primary accused.

The court extended her judicial custody until June 3, despite opposition from her lawyer.