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Kejriwal Hearing Live: ED Gets Remand, Next Hearing On April 1

Enforcement Directorate seeks an further remand of seven days on grounds of non-cooperation.

<div class="paragraphs"><p>Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal (Source: Official X account)</p></div>
Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal (Source: Official X account)
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Enforcement Directorate seeks an further remand of seven days as hearing begins on grounds of non-cooperation. "Kejriwal is giving evasive replies in the interrogation," says Additional Solicitor General SV Raju, who is representing the Enforcement Directorate.
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Court To Hear Case On April 1

Special CBI judge Kaveri Baweja passed the order remanding Kejriwal to further four days of ED custody.

He will now be produced in the court on April 1 at 11:30 a.m.


Arvind Kejriwal To Remain In ED custody Till April 1

Delhi's Rouse Avenue Court further remanded Arvind Kejriwal to ED custody till April 1 in liquor policy case.

The probe agency had sought further 7 days of custody for Kejriwal.


Court Reserves Order

Delhi's Rouse Avenue Court has reserved its order in the case. The order will be passed in some time.

The ED is looking to extend the Delhi chief minister's custody, which is ending on Thursday, by seven days.


Kejriwal's Lawyer Contests ED's Claims Of Money Trail, Non-Cooperation

"They are saying the arrest was made based on money trail. But then how can the arrest be made based on it since the money has allegedly been spent on Goa elections," says Kejriwal's counsel Ramesh Gupta.

"ED is alleging that there is non cooperation as Kejriwal is not allowing access to his phone password. But how can giving the password be forced?," says Gupta


Electoral Bond Not Quid Pro Quo: ED

The Rs 55 crore bond is not in relation to the alleged liquor policy scam and it was not quid pro quo, says ED.

As far as where the scam money is, the party used it in Goa elections, the counsel for the agency says. "The CM is not above the law."













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