Court Extends Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal’s Judicial Custody Until April 15
By:- Manan Saini
New Delhi, 01 April 2024 :- Today, Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal faced a setback in court as his plea for relief was denied, leading to an extension of his judicial custody until April 15. This decision came following assertions by the Enforcement Directorate regarding Kejriwal’s purported “non-cooperation” in court proceedings, specifically highlighting his failure to provide access to passwords for his digital devices.
Kejriwal’s arrest is part of an ongoing investigation linked to the Delhi excise policy case, adding another layer of complexity to the political landscape in the region. The Enforcement Directorate’s insistence on obtaining access to Kejriwal’s digital devices underscores the seriousness of the allegations against him and the need for a comprehensive examination of evidence.
The court’s ruling to prolong Kejriwal’s judicial custody marks a crucial juncture in the legal proceedings, with ramifications for both the individual and the wider political arena. As the case continues to unfold, attention will remain focused on the evolving developments surrounding Kejriwal and their potential implications for governance and politics in Delhi.
