Arvind Kejriwal Faces Setback in Supreme Court / No Immediate Release from Jail for Kejriwal
A lower court in Delhi granted bail to Kejriwal, who was arrested on June 20 in the excise corruption case.
New Delhi: Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal did not get relief from the Supreme Court The Delhi High Court issued a stay on Kejriwal’s bail order Kejriwal appealed to the Supreme Court challenging that order However, the Supreme Court postponed the hearing of Kejriwal’s plea.
Based on Kejriwal’s application, the Supreme Court said, “If we give a verdict now, it will be tried further.”
A lower court in Delhi granted bail to Kejriwal, who was arrested on June 20 in the excise corruption case. ED appealed to the High Court challenging that order The High Court issued a stay on the order of the lower court based on the application of the central agency As a result, Kejriwal’s release was blocked The ED alleged that the lower court order was set aside.
A retired bench of the Delhi High Court ordered both parties to file affidavits by June 24, after issuing a stay on the lower court. The High Court said, they are keeping the judgment of the lower court reserved for two or three days Because they want to check the old documents of the case before giving any instructions The High Court said that the case will be heard on July 10
