Date of Delhi CM’s Court: Arvind Kejriwal’s ED Custody Ends Today; 10 Points To Appear In Court

New Delhi: On Monday, April 1, Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal’s detention with the Enforcement Directorate comes to an end, and the central agency is anticipated to present him in Rouse Avenue Court.

Arvind Kejriwal’s Arrest: The Essential 10 Items
• On March 21, the Enforcement Directorate detained the chief minister of Delhi. The Rouse Avenue court gave him an additional four days of imprisonment, ending on April 1. He has been operating his administration from behind bars ever since. Kejriwal also filed a complaint with the Delhi High Court, claiming that his basic rights had been infringed upon by his abrupt detention. The ED was subsequently served with a notice by the court, requesting a response by April 2.
• Arvind Kejriwal said that a “political conspiracy” was behind his incarceration. The arrest of AAP leader Arvind Kumar Singh has sparked a great outcry, with opposition leaders attending a massive gathering at Delhi’s Ramlila Maidan on Sunday. AAP leaders have been planning large-scale rallies against their leader’s detention. They called for the release of Hemant Soren, the former chief minister of Jharkhand, and Kejriwal. Following her husband’s incarceration, Sunita Kejriwal, the chief minister of Delhi, is fully engaged in her role. She delivered Kejriwal’s remarks from the lock-up during her speech at the Mega Rally.
Speaking to the crowd at Ramlila Maidan, Sunita Kejriwal criticised the national administration. She also delivered Kejriwal’s six electoral pledges.
• Sunita said that Kejriwal was ill and that his blood sugar had been swinging since they met last week. Sources said that Kejriwal’s blood sugar dropped to an extremely low 46.
• In response to Kejriwal’s detention, the US, Germany, and the UN have all expressed hope that everyone’s rights will be upheld. In response, New Delhi had called in US and German envoys. It’s worth noting that CM Kejriwal is the third AAP politician, after Manish Sisodia and Sanjay Singh, to be jailed in connection with the liquor scandal. An excise policy that was implemented in Delhi with the intention of revolutionising the spirits industry was repealed as a result of Lieutenant Governor VK Saxena’s inquiries into possible inconsistencies. The main accusation against the AAP is that its policies allowed for large gains, and there have been suspicions that illegal money was used to finance the party’s election campaigns.