Arvind Kejriwal's Challenge To ED Arrest : Live Updates From Supreme Court

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30 April 2024 10:34 AM IST

  • Arvind Kejriwals Challenge To ED Arrest : Live Updates From Supreme Court

    The Supreme Court will continue hearing today Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal's petition challenging his arrest by the ED. A bench of Justices Sanjiv Khanna and Dipankar Datta will hear the matter. Report of yesterday's hearing can be read here.Follow this page for live updates from the hearing....

    The Supreme Court will continue hearing today Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal's petition challenging his arrest by the ED.

    A bench of Justices Sanjiv Khanna and Dipankar Datta will hear the matter. Report of yesterday's hearing can be read here.

    Follow this page for live updates from the hearing. 

    Live Updates

    • 30 April 2024 4:06 PM IST

      Hearing has concluded

    • 30 April 2024 4:05 PM IST

      J Khanna to ASG: "Liberty is very exceedingly important, you can't deny that. The last question is with regard to the timing of the arrest, which they have pointed out, the timing of the arrest, soon before the general elections"

    • 30 April 2024 4:03 PM IST

      J Khanna: the time gap which is taking place between initiation of proceedings and repeated complaints being filed after some time. this all has consequences. 365 days...is upper limit

    • 30 April 2024 4:01 PM IST

      J Khanna to Raju: One question is whether there being any adjudicatory proceedings, can you have criminal proceedings being initiated? In terms of what has been held in VMC or otherwise. In this case, there has been no proceeding for attachment

      J Khanna: You have to show how petitioner was ... what they believe is threshold of Section 19 is fairly high...they will be confronted with Section 45...that's why they are repeatedly coming against arrest

    • 30 April 2024 3:59 PM IST

      Singhvi pointing to safeguards under PMLA to prevent vexatious arrests

      Singhvi (reading): ED is not expected to be vindictive. It must act with highest degree of fairness

    • 30 April 2024 3:56 PM IST

      Singhvi comparing Vijay Madanlal and Pankaj Bansal judgments in context of Section 19 PMLA

    • 30 April 2024 3:50 PM IST

      J Khanna: First there should be attachment - then offense - then finding in the offense. Attachment is followed by prosecution. As per VMC, this was the scheme.

    • 30 April 2024 3:48 PM IST

      J Khanna: criminal proceedings cannot be standalone...unless there is confiscation, attachment

    • 30 April 2024 3:41 PM IST

      Singhvi: My case and Sanjay Singh case are unique...there is no Section 50 statement. Major source of material is out if they don't have my Section 50 statement. I am not coming after summons is no excuse

    • 30 April 2024 3:38 PM IST

      Singhvi making arguments on "necessity of arrest" and process of evaluation of material

      Singhvi: 'proceeds of crime' needs to be interpreted strictly. possession of unaccounted property acquired by illegal means maybe actionable for tax violation, but not necessarily POC

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