Supreme Court refuses to entertain Manish Sisodia's plea against CBI arrest In Liquor Scam Case
The Delhi Deputy Chief
Minister Manish Sisodia, who is on a five-day CBI remand in the liquor scam
case, appeared before the Supreme Court. His lawyers filed a petition against
his arrest and the CBI's methods.
In the Supreme Court, a
bench of two judges heard Sisodia's bail petition. Senior lawyer Abhishek Manu
Singhvi presented Sisodia's case before Chief Justice Chandrachud and Justice
Narasimha. During the hearing, the judges said that he could have gone to the
High Court. Coming directly to the Supreme Court is not a good and healthy
tradition. You have the option of going to the High Court for bail.
Justice PS Narasimha
said that just because the case is in Delhi does not mean that you should
directly approach the Supreme Court. He said that Deputy Chief Minister Sisodia
has many options for his bail. He should go to the Delhi High Court. We cannot
intervene in this matter.
Meanwhile, according to
sources, the Aam Aadmi Party will now take this matter to the High Court on the
advice of the Supreme Court. The party said that they respect the court.
Deputy Chief Minister
Manish Sisodia is in CBI custody for five days. The court has handed over
Sisodia, who was arrested in the liquor policy case, to the Central
Investigation Bureau (CBI). The court acknowledged that remand is necessary for
the sake of the investigation. Sisodia's lawyers have filed a petition against
his arrest and the CBI's methods.
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