The Supreme Court clarified its stance on granting interim bail to Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal, asserting that no exception was made in his case. The bench emphasized adherence to the court’s order regarding Kejriwal’s surrender date and dismissed allegations of special treatment. The matter pertains to a money laundering case stemming from an alleged excise scam, with Kejriwal’s arrest prompting the interim bail decision till the conclusion of the Lok Sabha elections.
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- Supreme Court refrains from political discourse on Arvind Kejriwal’s bail.
- Bench asserts no exception made, reiterates adherence to court order.
- Enforcement Directorate objects to Kejriwal’s campaign speeches, citing violation.
- Solicitor General claims Kejriwal’s statements undermine judicial authority.
- Court clarifies bail conditions, emphasizes surrender date on 2 June.
- Senior advocate denies Kejriwal’s remarks on jail return if not elected.
- Supreme Court hears plea against Kejriwal’s arrest in money laundering case.
- Interim bail granted until 1 June, with surrender date set for 2 June.
- Kejriwal barred from official duties, except for essential approvals.
- Case centers on alleged corruption in Delhi’s excise policy formulation.
