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

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7 May 2024 3:57 AM GMT

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

    The Supreme Court will resume hearing on Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal's petition challenging his arrest by the Enforcement Directorate (ED) in the Delhi liquor policy case. A bench of Justices Sanjiv Khanna and Dipankar Datta will hear the matter. The petition is filed challenging the April 10 judgment of the Delhi High Court which dismissed his petition challenging the ED arrest. Kejriwal...

    The Supreme Court will resume hearing  on Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal's petition challenging his arrest by the Enforcement Directorate (ED) in the Delhi liquor policy case.

    A bench of Justices Sanjiv Khanna and Dipankar Datta will hear the matter.

    The petition is filed challenging the April 10 judgment of the Delhi High Court which dismissed his petition challenging the ED arrest. Kejriwal was arrested on March 21 and has been under custody since then.

    Follow this page for live updates from the hearing


    Live Updates

    • 7 May 2024 8:42 AM GMT

      Mehta: based on reasonable suspicion, some person is arrested. that person is advised to file a 226 petition. there would be 2 consequences - unreasonable classification and...

      J Khanna: we are not going by whether it is a politician or not...every individual would have some special or exceptional circumstances. We are considering whether exception is required in view of elections

      J Khanna: We are not saying there has to be a different law for politicians

    • 7 May 2024 8:37 AM GMT

      J Khanna: when we can pass a final order, we can always pass an interim order

    • 7 May 2024 8:37 AM GMT

      J Datta: If I remember correctly, same thing happened in Arnab Goswami...Bombay HC order was under challenge

      Mehta: that was a final judgment by your Lordships

    • 7 May 2024 8:36 AM GMT

      J Datta: Majority held that irreversible consequences have to be borne in mind. he was allowed to have his full tenure as a Parliamentarian

    • 7 May 2024 8:34 AM GMT

      J Khanna: This judgment deals with conviction. We have the majority view. Conviction leads to certain consequences, which are different.

    • 7 May 2024 8:32 AM GMT

      Bench assembles

      Mehta: I wish to place minority view in Ansari's judgment...

    • 7 May 2024 7:35 AM GMT

      Raju: the case files have come

      J Khanna: will see after lunch

    • 7 May 2024 7:34 AM GMT

      Mehta: Without knowing his role, releasing him may not be fair

      J Khanna: We will factor it. Will assemble at 2 PM

    • 7 May 2024 7:32 AM GMT

      J Khanna: we will continue after lunch for half an hour...will hear Mr Raju

    • 7 May 2024 7:30 AM GMT

      Mehta: people are called at his residence. my friend would show the manner in which he (Kejriwal) functions

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