Arvind Kejriwal physically appears before Delhi court in ED summons case, gets bail

Arvind Kejriwal physically appears before Delhi court in ED summons case, gets bail
Arvind Kejriwal physically appears before Delhi court in ED summons case, gets bail
Arvind Kejriwal physically appears before Delhi court in ED summons case, gets bail

 

Arvind Kejriwal has been skipping the summonses, saying they were illegal and politically motivated.

 Delhi chief minister Arvind Kejriwal on Saturday appeared before a court in the national capital in the Enforcement Directorate summons case. The city's Rouse Avenue Court later granted him bail.

This was the first time Kejriwal appeared before the court physically, in connection with the case. At the last hearing, he appeared via video conferencing.

The Enforcement Directorate has filed two complaints against Kejriwal for disobeying their summonses to join the probe in the Delhi excise policy case.

The Enforcement Directorate wants to record Arvind Kejriwal's statement on topics like the formulation of policy, meetings held before it was finalized and allegations of bribery.  However, Kejriwal has been skipping the summonses, saying they were illegal and politically motivated.

The Delhi administration had heightened security outside the court for Kejriwal's arrival.

On Friday, the court refused to stay the summonses. Kejriwal had claimed there was no intentional disobedience on his part and he had always explained the reasons for his absence, which weren't found false.

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Arvind Kejriwal physically appears before Delhi court in ED summons case, gets bail

Arvind Kejriwal physically appears before Delhi court in ED summons case, gets bail
Arvind Kejriwal physically appears before Delhi court in ED summons case, gets bail

 

Arvind Kejriwal has been skipping the summonses, saying they were illegal and politically motivated.

 Delhi chief minister Arvind Kejriwal on Saturday appeared before a court in the national capital in the Enforcement Directorate summons case. The city's Rouse Avenue Court later granted him bail.

This was the first time Kejriwal appeared before the court physically, in connection with the case. At the last hearing, he appeared via video conferencing.

The Enforcement Directorate has filed two complaints against Kejriwal for disobeying their summonses to join the probe in the Delhi excise policy case.

The Enforcement Directorate wants to record Arvind Kejriwal's statement on topics like the formulation of policy, meetings held before it was finalized and allegations of bribery.  However, Kejriwal has been skipping the summonses, saying they were illegal and politically motivated.

The Delhi administration had heightened security outside the court for Kejriwal's arrival.

On Friday, the court refused to stay the summonses. Kejriwal had claimed there was no intentional disobedience on his part and he had always explained the reasons for his absence, which weren't found false.

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Arvind Kejriwal physically appears before Delhi court in ED summons case, gets bail

Arvind Kejriwal physically appears before Delhi court in ED summons case, gets bail

 

Arvind Kejriwal has been skipping the summonses, saying they were illegal and politically motivated.

 Delhi chief minister Arvind Kejriwal on Saturday appeared before a court in the national capital in the Enforcement Directorate summons case. The city's Rouse Avenue Court later granted him bail.

This was the first time Kejriwal appeared before the court physically, in connection with the case. At the last hearing, he appeared via video conferencing.

The Enforcement Directorate has filed two complaints against Kejriwal for disobeying their summonses to join the probe in the Delhi excise policy case.

The Enforcement Directorate wants to record Arvind Kejriwal's statement on topics like the formulation of policy, meetings held before it was finalized and allegations of bribery.  However, Kejriwal has been skipping the summonses, saying they were illegal and politically motivated.

The Delhi administration had heightened security outside the court for Kejriwal's arrival.

On Friday, the court refused to stay the summonses. Kejriwal had claimed there was no intentional disobedience on his part and he had always explained the reasons for his absence, which weren't found false.

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March 16, 2024 at 10:57AM

Arvind Kejriwal physically appears before Delhi court in ED summons case, gets bail

 

Arvind Kejriwal has been skipping the summonses, saying they were illegal and politically motivated.

 Delhi chief minister Arvind Kejriwal on Saturday appeared before a court in the national capital in the Enforcement Directorate summons case. The city's Rouse Avenue Court later granted him bail.

This was the first time Kejriwal appeared before the court physically, in connection with the case. At the last hearing, he appeared via video conferencing.

The Enforcement Directorate has filed two complaints against Kejriwal for disobeying their summonses to join the probe in the Delhi excise policy case.

The Enforcement Directorate wants to record Arvind Kejriwal's statement on topics like the formulation of policy, meetings held before it was finalized and allegations of bribery.  However, Kejriwal has been skipping the summonses, saying they were illegal and politically motivated.

The Delhi administration had heightened security outside the court for Kejriwal's arrival.

On Friday, the court refused to stay the summonses. Kejriwal had claimed there was no intentional disobedience on his part and he had always explained the reasons for his absence, which weren't found false.

Former bureaucrats Sukhbir Singh Sandhu and Gyanesh Kumar have been selected as the new election commissioners by a panel chaired by PM Modi.

Former bureaucrats Sukhbir Singh Sandhu and Gyanesh Kumar have been selected as the new election commissioners by a panel chaired by PM Modi.
Former bureaucrats Sukhbir Singh Sandhu and Gyanesh Kumar have been selected as the new election commissioners by a panel chaired by PM Modi.
Former bureaucrats Sukhbir Singh Sandhu and Gyanesh Kumar have been selected as the new election commissioners by a panel chaired by PM Modi.

 

Former bureaucrats Sukhbir Singh Sandhu and Gyanesh Kumar have been selected as the new election commissioners by a committee chaired by Prime Minister Narendra Modi. The committee held a meeting to elect directors as the two posts fell vacant following the resignation of Anup Chandra Pandey in February and Arun Goel last week. According to Congress leader Adeel Chowdhury, who is part of the

committee, six names have been submitted to the committee by him for selection of two election commissioners. The names included Utpal Kumar Singh, Pradeep Kumar Tripathi, Gyanesh Kumar, Indevar Pandey, Sukhbir Singh Sandhu and Sudhir Kumar Gangadhar Rahate.

Mr. Adeel said it was not clear how these six names were shortlisted from a list of over 200 candidates.

Who is Sukhbir Singh Sandhu?

Sukhbir Singh Sandhu is an IAS officer he was born in 1963 and retired in 1998. He was the Chief Secretary of Uttarakhand. Mr. Sandhu also previously served as Secretary, Ministry of Human Resource Development, Ministry of Higher Education, and Chairman, National Highways Authority of India (NHAI).

Sandhu completed his MBBS from Government Medical College, Amritsar and Guru of Amritsar.He also completed his Master's degree in History from Nanakdev University. He also reportedly has a law degree.

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Former bureaucrats Sukhbir Singh Sandhu and Gyanesh Kumar have been selected as the new election commissioners by a panel chaired by PM Modi.

Former bureaucrats Sukhbir Singh Sandhu and Gyanesh Kumar have been selected as the new election commissioners by a panel chaired by PM Modi.
Former bureaucrats Sukhbir Singh Sandhu and Gyanesh Kumar have been selected as the new election commissioners by a panel chaired by PM Modi.

 

Former bureaucrats Sukhbir Singh Sandhu and Gyanesh Kumar have been selected as the new election commissioners by a committee chaired by Prime Minister Narendra Modi. The committee held a meeting to elect directors as the two posts fell vacant following the resignation of Anup Chandra Pandey in February and Arun Goel last week. According to Congress leader Adeel Chowdhury, who is part of the

committee, six names have been submitted to the committee by him for selection of two election commissioners. The names included Utpal Kumar Singh, Pradeep Kumar Tripathi, Gyanesh Kumar, Indevar Pandey, Sukhbir Singh Sandhu and Sudhir Kumar Gangadhar Rahate.

Mr. Adeel said it was not clear how these six names were shortlisted from a list of over 200 candidates.

Who is Sukhbir Singh Sandhu?

Sukhbir Singh Sandhu is an IAS officer he was born in 1963 and retired in 1998. He was the Chief Secretary of Uttarakhand. Mr. Sandhu also previously served as Secretary, Ministry of Human Resource Development, Ministry of Higher Education, and Chairman, National Highways Authority of India (NHAI).

Sandhu completed his MBBS from Government Medical College, Amritsar and Guru of Amritsar.He also completed his Master's degree in History from Nanakdev University. He also reportedly has a law degree.

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Former bureaucrats Sukhbir Singh Sandhu and Gyanesh Kumar have been selected as the new election commissioners by a panel chaired by PM Modi.

Former bureaucrats Sukhbir Singh Sandhu and Gyanesh Kumar have been selected as the new election commissioners by a panel chaired by PM Modi.

 

Former bureaucrats Sukhbir Singh Sandhu and Gyanesh Kumar have been selected as the new election commissioners by a committee chaired by Prime Minister Narendra Modi. The committee held a meeting to elect directors as the two posts fell vacant following the resignation of Anup Chandra Pandey in February and Arun Goel last week. According to Congress leader Adeel Chowdhury, who is part of the

committee, six names have been submitted to the committee by him for selection of two election commissioners. The names included Utpal Kumar Singh, Pradeep Kumar Tripathi, Gyanesh Kumar, Indevar Pandey, Sukhbir Singh Sandhu and Sudhir Kumar Gangadhar Rahate.

Mr. Adeel said it was not clear how these six names were shortlisted from a list of over 200 candidates.

Who is Sukhbir Singh Sandhu?

Sukhbir Singh Sandhu is an IAS officer he was born in 1963 and retired in 1998. He was the Chief Secretary of Uttarakhand. Mr. Sandhu also previously served as Secretary, Ministry of Human Resource Development, Ministry of Higher Education, and Chairman, National Highways Authority of India (NHAI).

Sandhu completed his MBBS from Government Medical College, Amritsar and Guru of Amritsar.He also completed his Master's degree in History from Nanakdev University. He also reportedly has a law degree.

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