Delhi Excise Policy Case Will Arvind Kejriwal get bail today CBI in Supreme Court

The Supreme Court will hear the petition of Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal today Arvind Kejriwal has challenged his arrest in the case of alleged irregularities in the new excise policy In this petition, he has also appealed for bail A bench of Justice Suryakant and Justice Ujjal Bhuiyan will hear the petition of Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) chief Arvind Kejriwal later on Monday, the Supreme Court had assured an early hearing on Kejriwal's petition Senior advocate Abhishek Singhvi, appearing for him, had demanded an urgent hearing the court had extended his judicial custody in the CBI case till August 20. Sanjay Singh and Manish Sisodia have got bail in the same case.

 The order has been challenged in the Supreme Court

It is noteworthy that Kejriwal is currently in jail in corruption case registered by the CBI On August 5 the Delhi High Court rejected Kejriwal's demand to cancel his arrest by the CBI and asked him to go to the lower court for bail. Kejriwal has challenged the High Court order in the Supreme Court

SC has granted interim bail in the ED case

The Supreme Court has already granted interim bail to Kejriwal in the money laundering (ED) case, if he gets bail in the CBI case, he will come out of jail The CBI arrested Kejriwal on June 26 this year at that time he was already in jail for money laundering case s Kejriwal has filed two petitions, in one he has challenged the CBI arrest and in the other he has sought bail In the month of June The ED submitted the seventh supplementary 208 pages of charge sheet  said- Kejriwal is the mastermind of liquor policy case at Delhi's Rouse Avenue Court on June 9 In this 208-page charge sheet, Delhi CM Arvind  Kejriwal was described as the mastermind and conspirator of the case The charge sheet said that the money received from the scam has been spent on the Aam Aadmi Party It was also claimed that Kejriwal had demanded a bribe of Rs 100 corers from the members of the South Group for the contract of selling liquor out of which Rs 45 crore was spent on Goa elections.