New Delhi: Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal is lodged in Tihar Jail. He surrendered on June 2 within the Delhi liquor rip-off case. Earlier, the Supreme Courtroom had granted him interim bail for 21 days. Arvind Kejriwal had demanded extension of interim bail citing his well being. However the courtroom rejected the petition. Now, medical checkup of Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal will probably be achieved solely on the orders of the courtroom. However Arvind Kejriwal needs his spouse Sunita Kejriwal to be included within the medical checkup board. For this, he has filed a petition within the Rouse Avenue Courtroom.
In truth, Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal has sought permission for his spouse Sunita Kejriwal to attend his medical checkup via video conferencing. The choose has scheduled the listening to on an utility filed by Kejriwal for Saturday. On this utility, a request was made to present instructions to permit his spouse Sunita to attend the proceedings of the medical board constituted to find out Arvind Kejriwal's well being situation and therapy via video convention.
The choose directed the involved jail officers to file a reply within the matter. The choose stated, 'An utility has been filed on behalf of the accused to direct the inclusion of his spouse within the medical board. Earlier than passing any order, I contemplate it acceptable to hunt a reply from the involved jail superintendent. The applying will probably be heard tomorrow (Saturday).' In the course of the proceedings, the ED requested the courtroom to postpone the listening to until June 25.
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Nevertheless, the choose stated that he’ll repair the date of the following listening to as per the comfort of the accused and never as per the comfort of the investigating company. The choose stated, 'The accused is in judicial custody and never in ED custody. If he needs some facility, then you don’t have anything to do with it. You would not have to play any function. He’s in judicial custody. I’ll contemplate his comfort and never yours.' Allow us to inform you that on June 5, a Delhi courtroom had rejected Arvind Kejriwal's plea for interim bail on medical grounds on this case.
