In SC affidavit, ED blames Arvind Kejriwal's 'non-co-operative attitude, conduct' for arrest

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There was no "criminal or suspicious act" behind the arrest of Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal, the Commissioner of Police told the Supreme Court on Wednesday. In response to the AAP leader's petition against his arrest, an army group accused Kejriwal of having what it called "contradictory character".

Police Department said Arvind Kejriwal's actions helped the agency decide to arrest him. Section” the agency stated in an affidavit filed with the Supreme Court. He said that the documents in the office were followed by many courts.

News agency PTI quoted the ED as saying: "According to the declaration of bad faith, the applicant's statement is not only false or untrue but also vague and unclear." Article

"Even during the interrogation held today within the scope of the Anti-Money Laundering Law, when Article 17 was called to write his statement, he avoided answering the question by running away and not participating, even if it was not a crime." Add ED. Article

The ED defended Arvind Kejriwal's arrest, saying the agency believed surveillance would lead to "better interrogation" of the accused. The organization accused Arvind Kejriwal of ignoring the law and non-cooperation.

"This conduct also led to a situation in which it was not possible to attack information in the intelligence agencies due to the defendants' failure to cooperate and comply with many of the statements filed," he said.

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