Arvind Kejriwal's Bail : Live Updates From Supreme Court

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5 Sep 2024 4:20 AM GMT

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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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5 Sep 2024 7:13 AM GMT
ASG: should be deprecated. this issue may be decided first, as far as bail is concerned. even if his prayer is allowed, he will be relegated to HC. If it is disallowed, to trial court
5 Sep 2024 7:13 AM GMT
ASG: HC's order is well-written. Does not warrant interference. Despite the fact that chargesheet has been filed, he would like this court to decide bail without chargesheet. As a matter of law, it may create havoc. This adventurism...
5 Sep 2024 7:11 AM GMT
J Kant: Ordinarily, chargesheet is taken as change in circumstance
ASG: Procedure that has been adopted is don't have too many hearings. Once chargesheet is filed, can HC decide on bail without going into it? Documents had to be considered
5 Sep 2024 7:07 AM GMT
ASG: Ordinarily, courts send back to trial Court. When chargesheet is filed. It's considered change in circumstance. Atleast that's the practice in Gujarat. More conclusive material is when chargesheet is filed.
5 Sep 2024 7:07 AM GMT
ASG: Arrest and bail judgments were pronounced together. HCs are heavily burdened. Their entire board is in disarray when such matters come. Matter was heard on a holiday! Because he's a privileged person.
5 Sep 2024 7:05 AM GMT
ASG: They were put to notice. It was reserved on 29th, not as if HC took a long time
J Kant: Eventually, the HC formed a reasoned opinion on this point.
J Bhuyan: HC took 7 days to write this 3-para order?
5 Sep 2024 7:04 AM GMT
ASG: HC could not have decided that without hearing. It could not have said go back directly.
5 Sep 2024 7:02 AM GMT
J Bhuyan: Even if HC had a tentative view, it should have heard. See what has happened because of it.
J Kant: some litigants with resources can approach directly...We have to take a call why highest institutions have to be burdened with
5 Sep 2024 6:59 AM GMT
ASG: This issue was known to them, yet they did not show any exceptional circumstance.
J Kant: Ideally, HC should be decisive on this question immediately. HC should have passed that order on that very day when notice was issued.
5 Sep 2024 6:58 AM GMT
ASG: In this case, the HC said that it would consider the issue of concurrent jurisdiction. They didn't show any exceptional circumstances.

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Arvind Kejriwal's Bail : Live Updates From Supreme Court

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ASG: should be deprecated. this issue may be decided first, as far as bail is concerned. even if his prayer is allowed, he will be relegated to HC. If it is disallowed, to trial court

ASG: HC's order is well-written. Does not warrant interference. Despite the fact that chargesheet has been filed, he would like this court to decide bail without chargesheet. As a matter of law, it may create havoc. This adventurism...

J Kant: Ordinarily, chargesheet is taken as change in circumstance ASG: Procedure that has been adopted is don't have too many hearings. Once chargesheet is filed, can HC decide on bail without going into it? Documents had to be considered

ASG: Ordinarily, courts send back to trial Court. When chargesheet is filed. It's considered change in circumstance. Atleast that's the practice in Gujarat. More conclusive material is when chargesheet is filed.

ASG: Arrest and bail judgments were pronounced together. HCs are heavily burdened. Their entire board is in disarray when such matters come. Matter was heard on a holiday! Because he's a privileged person.

ASG: They were put to notice. It was reserved on 29th, not as if HC took a long time J Kant: Eventually, the HC formed a reasoned opinion on this point. J Bhuyan: HC took 7 days to write this 3-para order?

ASG: HC could not have decided that without hearing. It could not have said go back directly.

J Bhuyan: Even if HC had a tentative view, it should have heard. See what has happened because of it. J Kant: some litigants with resources can approach directly...We have to take a call why highest institutions have to be burdened with

ASG: This issue was known to them, yet they did not show any exceptional circumstance. J Kant: Ideally, HC should be decisive on this question immediately. HC should have passed that order on that very day when notice was issued.

ASG: In this case, the HC said that it would consider the issue of concurrent jurisdiction. They didn't show any exceptional circumstances.

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J Kant: Ordinarily, chargesheet is taken as change in circumstance
ASG: Procedure that has been adopted is don't have too many hearings. Once chargesheet is filed, can HC decide on bail without going into it? Documents had to be considered

ASG: They were put to notice. It was reserved on 29th, not as if HC took a long time
J Kant: Eventually, the HC formed a reasoned opinion on this point.
J Bhuyan: HC took 7 days to write this 3-para order?

J Bhuyan: Even if HC had a tentative view, it should have heard. See what has happened because of it.
J Kant: some litigants with resources can approach directly...We have to take a call why highest institutions have to be burdened with

ASG: This issue was known to them, yet they did not show any exceptional circumstance.
J Kant: Ideally, HC should be decisive on this question immediately. HC should have passed that order on that very day when notice was issued.