Arvind Kejriwal's Bail : Live Updates From Supreme Court

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The Supreme Court will hear today Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal's bail plea in the CBI case related to the liquor policy case.A bench comprising Justices Surya Kant and Ujjal Bhuyan will hear the matterKejriwal was earlier granted interim bail by the Supreme Court in the case registered by the Enforcement Directorate (ED) under the Prevention of Money Laundering Act (PMLA) in relation...

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The Supreme Court will hear today Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal's bail plea in the CBI case related to the liquor policy case.

A bench comprising Justices Surya Kant and Ujjal Bhuyan will hear the matter

Kejriwal was earlier granted interim bail by the Supreme Court in the case registered by the Enforcement Directorate (ED) under the Prevention of Money Laundering Act (PMLA) in relation to the liquor policy. However, his incarceration continued since he was under custody in the case under the Prevention of Corruption Act registered by the Central Bureau of Investigation.

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2024-09-05 10:22 GMT

Singhvi: If at all I have come to HC, I am losing extra bite of the cherry. Every co-accused is on bail

J Kant: Order reserved. Thank you. 

2024-09-05 10:20 GMT

Singhvi: In the impugned order, not one of my cases is cited, considered.

J Kant: probably now you are on the HC judge...now case merits

ASG: All co-accused have gone to Trial Court. He's a special person.

2024-09-05 10:20 GMT

Singhvi: 5th July, 2024, was when I got notice from HC. Interim bail issue was heard on merits. On 29th, full day arguments on regular bail and order reserved.

2024-09-05 10:17 GMT

Singhvi: I will take few more minutes. Kejriwal's release was semi-permanent. No conditionality till main matter decided. Now, the issue why he should not be sent back to trial court

2024-09-05 10:13 GMT

Singhvi: There was no inadvertent mistake. It was deliberate. It was not a typo.

J Kant: This bail matter has taken the whole day.

2024-09-05 10:12 GMT

Singhvi: Your lordships will not read any judgment in a manner to override S.41, S.41A CrPC. Now this typo in the order...

2024-09-05 10:11 GMT

Singhvi: It's a command to produce before court. As opposed to an arrest warrant. Look at what the court records. They say CBI has made oral request for only production warrant. No arrest. Next day, when he is brought, they arrest in court in the second session

2024-09-05 10:09 GMT

Singhvi: On 24th, an application is moved, which says your client I am giving S.41A. On 25th, he abandons the arrest application. Makes oral request for production warrant. It is sent to a prison officer.

2024-09-05 10:06 GMT

Singhvi: CBI is obsessed with everything except CrPC. He says S.41A is not required when person is in custody, alternatively there is deemed S.41A through court.

2024-09-05 10:05 GMT

Singhvi: Please try to relate it to (b),(c),(d) in any which way. There is another application post-arrest...which says he remained non-cooperative and evasive.

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