Arvind Kejriwal's Plea Against ED Arrest : Live Updates From Supreme Court Hearing

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16 May 2024 5:51 AM GMT

  • Arvind Kejriwals Plea Against ED Arrest : Live Updates From Supreme Court Hearing

    The Supreme Court is hearing Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal's petition challenging the arrest by the Enforcement Directorate in a case under the Prevention of Money Laundering Act in connection with the alleged Delhi liquor policy scam.Last week, the Court had allowed Kejriwal's release on interim bail till June 1 for the purposes of election campaigning. A bench comprising Justices...

    The Supreme Court is hearing Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal's petition challenging the arrest by the Enforcement Directorate in a case under the Prevention of Money Laundering Act in connection with the alleged Delhi liquor policy scam.

    Last week, the Court had allowed Kejriwal's release on interim bail till June 1 for the purposes of election campaigning. 

    A bench comprising Justices Sanjiv Khanna and Dipankar Datta is hearing the matter.  


    Live Updates

    • 16 May 2024 8:38 AM GMT

      J Datta pulls up a lawyer for trying to wear lawyer's gown in the courtroom

      "This is not your cloak room"

    • 16 May 2024 8:32 AM GMT

      Bench re-assembles

    • 16 May 2024 7:31 AM GMT

      J Khanna: All will keep on coming before HC. Very impractical

      Bench rises for lunch break

    • 16 May 2024 7:30 AM GMT

      ASG: Arrest if illegal, it can be struck down. But, unless remand order is set aside, a person can't be set at liberty

      ASG: They have to necessarily challenge this subsequence remand order

      J Khanna: what is the max period of remand?

      ASG: 15 days

      J Khanna: Look at the practical consequence. They will keep on challenging

    • 16 May 2024 7:29 AM GMT

      ASG: "Not guilty", you have to discuss all material...but when it is about "guilty", only material indicating guilt needs to be discussed. Guilty/non-guilty are looking at the same thing

      J Khanna: Then your argument falters

      ASG: It does not

    • 16 May 2024 7:26 AM GMT

      ASG: "Not guilty", you have to discuss all material...but when it is about "guilty", only material indicating guilt needs to be discussed. Guilty/non-guilty are looking at the same thing

      J Khanna: Then your argument falters

      ASG: It does not

    • 16 May 2024 7:24 AM GMT

      J Khanna: you accept power of court when examining bail under S.45 will be deeper and greater?

      ASG: Yes, but role will be different

    • 16 May 2024 7:24 AM GMT

      ASG: whenever word "reasons" is used, it does not mean examination of merits/de-merits. the test is reasons should show there is sufficient material. Courts can look into it. But not say that he has examined this, not that

    • 16 May 2024 7:24 AM GMT

      ASG taking the court through his note

      ASG: What is the meaning of giving reasons? One does not have to consider the merits and demerits

      ASG citing judicial precedents on "reasons to believe"

    • 16 May 2024 7:15 AM GMT

      ASG: It can't be that relevant material is ignored...but it need not be reflected in reasons to believe at stage of arrest. S. 19 is purely subjective

      J Khanna: Okay come to the facts

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