Delhi liquor policy

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On 11th January, the Comptroller and Auditor General (CAG) released its report on the Delhi government’s now-repealed excise policy. The CAG revealed that the policy resulted in a staggering Rs 2,026 crore loss to the public exchequer.

AAP workers in Delhi burst firecrackers after Supreme Court granted bail to Arvind Kejriwal in the Delhi liquor policy scam.

Arvind Kejriwal been directed to appear before the trial court, surrender his passport and refrain from making public statements about the case.

As per reports, the ED had requested the court to restrict Sisodia from visiting the Delhi Secretariat and the CM's office, as Kejriwal was asked to before his conditional bail for campaigning in the Lok Sabha elections. However, the SC refused.

During the investigation, the role of the accused, Kavitha has surfaced not only in the collection of upfront money but also in the transfer of ill-gotten money to Goa through the Hawala channel, stated CBI.

The Rouse Avenue Court on Friday extended the judicial custody of Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal in the Delhi excise policy case.

CBI said that investigation into the roles of all other accused has been completed and only the role of Arvind Kejriwal is being investigated in relation to the excise policy case

Kavitha's lawyer argued that she is the only woman among the 50 accused in the excise case and requested the court to consider granting her bail, as the law treats women differently.

Delhi’s Rouse Avenue court sent Arvind Kejriwal to 14 days of judicial custody in after his arrest by CBI in connection with the corruption charges in the Delhi Liquor Policy scam case