Manish Sisodia’s bail plea will be heard today.
Manish Sisodia’s bail plea will be heard today.
The bail application of former Delhi Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia, arrested in a corruption case related to the Delhi Excise scam, will be heard in the Rouse Avenue Court on Saturday. Manish Sisodia has moved the special court for his regular bail. He filed the petition on Friday. CBI will present him in the court today after completion of his remand period. Read all the updates here…
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* Manish Sisodia said that nothing will happen by keeping me in CBI custody.
* Former Deputy Chief Minister of Delhi Manish Sisodia has reached Rouse Avenue Court from CBI Headquarters after the 5-day CBI custody in the Liquor Policy case is over.
* AAP workers protest outside party office to protest against Sisodia’s arrest.
what is the matter
In Delhi’s excise scam, CBI arrested the former Chief Minister of Delhi on Sunday evening after an 8-hour-long interrogation. During this, the CBI said that Sisodia has not given correct answers to the questions related to the excise policy. He is evasive in answering questions, so he was arrested. After this he was produced in Rouse Avenue Court. Meanwhile, on February 27, the special court sent Sisodia to CBI custody so that the CBI could get answers to questions related to excise policy from him. Along with this, the CBI said that Manish Sisodia will be interrogated under the supervision of CCTV cameras.
The matter of bail had also reached the Supreme Court.
Manish Sisodia had approached the Supreme Court against his arrest, but Sisodia was disappointed on this matter. The Supreme Court refused to interfere in the matter and said that you can approach the lower court. On this matter, the Supreme Court said that you could have put your point before the Delhi High Court as well, but you directly turned here. It is not appropriate to bring every case that happened in Delhi here. After his arrest, Manish Sisodia had resigned from all the posts including Deputy CM of Delhi. Sisodia had a total of 18 portfolios.
