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Sanjay Singh: AAP’s Sanjay Singh moves Supreme Court challenging order of Delhi high court
NEW DELHI: After the Delhi Excessive Court docket dismissed the plea of Sanjay Singh difficult his arrest within the Delhi Liquor Rip-off case, the Aam Aadmi Occasion chief has filed a petition within the Supreme Court docket.
Sanjay Singh has filed a petition within the Supreme Court docket in opposition to the order of the Excessive Court docket.
Within the petition, Sanjay Singh has termed his arrest by the ED as unlawful.
The Enforcement Directorate (ED) on October 4 this 12 months had arrested Singh after a day-long questioning by ED officers at his Delhi residence.
The Rouse Avenue Court docket on Friday prolonged the Judicial custody of Aam Aadmi Occasion chief and MP Sanjay Singh until November 10 subsequent month in reference to the alleged liquor rip-off case. He was not too long ago arrested by the Enforcement Directorate (ED) within the case.
Singh had moved an utility in search of instructions to jail authorities to make sure ample medical remedy and to permit him to proceed common remedy from his personal physician.
Noting the submissions, the courtroom stated, Singh deserves ample remedy which will not be doable from jail therefore he be permitted to seek the advice of his eye specialist. The courtroom stated it didn’t see any cause to reject Singh’s permission to hunt personal remedy.
The courtroom additional directed that no supporter of the accused be allowed close to him as a way to stop any pointless bother to sufferers of eye centres.
The courtroom additionally allowed Sanjay Singh to signal two cheques for the aim of assembly household bills and in addition permitted him to signal two letters addressed to the Commissioner of the Municipal Company of Delhi in reference to the discharge of the switch of funds.
The Delhi liquor rip-off case or the excise coverage case pertains to allegations that the Arvind Kejriwal-led Delhi authorities’s excise coverage for 2021-22 allowed cartelisation and favoured sure sellers who had allegedly paid bribes for it, a cost that has been strongly refuted by the AAP. (ANI)
Sanjay Singh has filed a petition within the Supreme Court docket in opposition to the order of the Excessive Court docket.
Within the petition, Sanjay Singh has termed his arrest by the ED as unlawful.
The Enforcement Directorate (ED) on October 4 this 12 months had arrested Singh after a day-long questioning by ED officers at his Delhi residence.
The Rouse Avenue Court docket on Friday prolonged the Judicial custody of Aam Aadmi Occasion chief and MP Sanjay Singh until November 10 subsequent month in reference to the alleged liquor rip-off case. He was not too long ago arrested by the Enforcement Directorate (ED) within the case.
Singh had moved an utility in search of instructions to jail authorities to make sure ample medical remedy and to permit him to proceed common remedy from his personal physician.
Noting the submissions, the courtroom stated, Singh deserves ample remedy which will not be doable from jail therefore he be permitted to seek the advice of his eye specialist. The courtroom stated it didn’t see any cause to reject Singh’s permission to hunt personal remedy.
The courtroom additional directed that no supporter of the accused be allowed close to him as a way to stop any pointless bother to sufferers of eye centres.
The courtroom additionally allowed Sanjay Singh to signal two cheques for the aim of assembly household bills and in addition permitted him to signal two letters addressed to the Commissioner of the Municipal Company of Delhi in reference to the discharge of the switch of funds.
The Delhi liquor rip-off case or the excise coverage case pertains to allegations that the Arvind Kejriwal-led Delhi authorities’s excise coverage for 2021-22 allowed cartelisation and favoured sure sellers who had allegedly paid bribes for it, a cost that has been strongly refuted by the AAP. (ANI)
