In a significant development, the Rouse Avenue Court has prolonged the judicial custody of Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal, BRS leader K Kavitha, and another accused individual until May 7. This extension comes in connection with the ongoing Enforcement Directorate’s investigation into the alleged liquor policy scam, which has garnered widespread attention and scrutiny.
The decision to extend the judicial custody underscores the gravity of the allegations levied against Kejriwal, Kavitha, and their co-accused, suggesting the complexity and severity of the legal proceedings. The Enforcement Directorate’s scrutiny of the liquor policy scam has placed these prominent figures under intense scrutiny, with the court signaling its commitment to thorough investigation and due process.
Notably, this extension of judicial custody also pertains to Kavitha’s involvement in a separate case brought forth by the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) concerning the same matter. The concurrent extension of her custody in both cases reflects the interconnected nature of the allegations and the comprehensive nature of the legal proceedings.
As the investigation into the liquor policy scam continues to unfold, observers await further developments and revelations regarding the alleged malfeasance and improprieties surrounding the case. The extension of judicial custody for Arvind Kejriwal, K Kavitha, and their co-accused underscores the gravity of the situation and highlights the imperative of upholding transparency and accountability in matters of governance and public trust.