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New Delhi: The Aam Aadmi Party leaders and workers are protesting near the BJP offices in Delhi amid tight security, day after the arrest of Delhi Deputy Chief Minister Mr Sisodia reached theRouse Avenue court and was produced before JudgeMK Nagpal. The CBI court granted five days of custody of Manish Sisodia till March 4. Delhi Police has erected barricades on several roads leading to DDU Marg where both the BJP headquarters and the AAP office are located. Protests were also organised in several other states across the country. Many protesting AAP workers were detained by the police. Here are the LIVE updates on Manish Sisodia's arrest: "It's a political case, he is a political victim. We still have faith in the judiciary, this case will not stand in court," Manish Sisodia's lawyers said. We will hopefully get him bail on March 4. The remand was given on only one point that the CBI needs more time to question Mr Sisodia because he didn't cooperate yesterday, they added. "BJP Is Jealous Of AAP's Achievements, Growing Popularity": Sanjay Singh "The BJP is jealous of the achievements and growing popularity of the Aam Aadmi Party...I had said yesterday that it is the height of dictatorship and I repeat that statement again. But people are watching everything and they will ensure justice. This dictatorship will end soon," Sanjay Singh said. "Everything Has To Be Done With Permission Of Lt Governor": Manish Sisodia's Lawyer "As per Article 293 A, the government can't do anythin...

Manish Sisodia (born 5 January 1972) is an Indian politician, Sisodia was a cabinet minister in the He resigned from the post of Deputy Chief Minister and all cabinet positions following his arrest by the Early life and career [ ] Manish Sisodia was born in a Activism [ ] Sisodia's association with the Chief Minister of Delhi and AAP's founding chief [ citation needed] After formally quitting journalism, Sisodia along with Kejriwal founded Kabir, a non-profit that organised public hearings with government officials and people. He was one of the key members of the group that drafted the Subsequently, Sisodia became a key participant in the Political career [ ] Sisodia was one of the key founding members of the Cabinet Minister, Delhi [ ] He was a cabinet minister in all the three Kejriwal ministries and held the charge of below listed departments of the • Finance. • Education. • Tourism. • PWD. • Labour • Planning. • Land & Building. • Vigilance. • Services. • Art. • Culture. • Language. He resigned from the cabinet on 28 February 2023, after being arrested by the As Cabinet Minister [ ] Education reforms [ ] When the AAP came to power in Delhi, Sisodia decided to bring in radical reforms to the ailing public education system. One of the first decisions he took as Delhi's Finance Minister in 2015 was to double the funding for the public education program. Every year since then, the Delhi government has allocated a quarter of its total budget to education, making it the high...

Delhi Deputy CM Manish Sisodia on Saturday addressed a press conference a day after Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) raids at his residence in connection with the alleged irregularities in the Delhi excise policy of 2021-2022. Sisodia defended the AAP government and claimed the Excise policy introduced by his government was one of the best. He called the CBI raids against him a conspiracy unfolded by the central government to stop Arvind Kejriwal and stated that in the 2024 general elections, it will be Arvind Kejriwal fighting against Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Sisodia flaunts New York Time Cover Sisodia began his briefing by flaunting New York Times' article published on Delhi's Education Model and addressed BJP's fake post allegations. He further targeted the Central government and highlighted another article in the NY Times where thousands of body was cremated along the Ganga during the COVID-19 pandemic calling it a 'Shameful' moment for Indians. "America's biggest newspaper covered Delhi's education model on its front page yesterday. It is a pride for India. Around 1.5 years ago, another story was published by them showing thousands of bodies being cremated along Ganga; it was shameful for all the Indians. But when the Education Model of Delhi was the coverage in this newspaper we all felt proud. This is not my achievement, it is the results of Delhi school teachers and children," said Manish Sisodia. Sisodia on CBI raids over Excise policy scam Addressing th...

• • • • 'Met after 103 days for 7 hours... Proud of you Manish': Sisodia's wife pens note after meeting him ‘Met after 103 days for 7 hours… Proud of you Manish’: Sisodia’s wife pens note after meeting him The court had granted Sisodia permission to meet Seema at home last week, but she had to be hospitalised before the meeting. Also Read | The court had granted Sisodia permission to meet Seema at home last week, but she had to be hospitalised before the meeting. Suffering from Multiple Sclerosis, she was discharged from hospital later. The court then granted Sisodia permission to meet her either in hospital or at home, in the presence of security personnel. “In our meeting today, along with my health, he also talked about these things. I am proud that even today my husband has the same stubbornness and attitude… I see the dream of an educated and prosperous India of 2047 being firmly woven in a cell of Tihar Jail… Proud of you Manish. Love you,” she wrote.

NEW DELHI: A Delhi court on Friday denied bail to former deputy chief minister Manish Sisodia in a CBI case related to alleged irregularities in implementation of Delhi Excise Policy 2021-22 stating that he can "prima facie be held to be architect of the said criminal conspiracy". The court of special judge MK Nagpal observed that Sisodia had "played the most important and vital role" in the criminal conspiracy and was "deeply involved" in formulation as well as implementation of the policy to ensure achievement of objectives of the said conspiracy. "The evidence collected so far clearly shows that the applicant through co-accused Vijay Nair was in contact with the South lobby and formulation of a favourable policy for them was being ensured at every cost," the judge said in a 34-page order. Fear of destruction of evidence, says court denying Sisodia bail A cartel was permitted to be formed to achieve monopoly in sale of certain liquor brands of favoured manufacturers and it was permitted to be done against very objectives of the policy," the judge said. "Thus, as per allegations made by prosecution and the evidence collected in support thereof so far, the applicant can prima facie be held to be architect of the said criminal conspiracy." The court observed that the payment of around Rs 90-100 crore as advance kickbacks was meant for Sisodia and his other colleagues in Delhi. Of this amount, Rs 20-30 crore was found to have been routed through Nair, Abhishek Boinpally and ...

₹2.2 crore through his close aide Dinesh Arora from businessman Amit Arora to Manish Sisodia received kickbacks worth ₹2.2 crore through his close aide Dinesh Arora from businessman Amit Arora to favour the latter in the now-scrapped Delhi excise policy 2021-22, the Enforcement Directorate said. (PTI) This is the first time that an agency probing the alleged irregularities in the excise policy — the Central Bureau of Investigation is conducting a parallel probe — has quantified and directly linked a bribe amount to Sisodia. A Delhi court on Tuesday took cognisance of the charge sheet, filed on May 4, and summoned Sisodia on June 1. The charge sheet, which has been reviewed by HT, said, “The investigation has revealed that Dinesh Arora (a close aide of Sisodia) and Amit Arora (owner of Buddy Retail Pvt Ltd, arrested on November 30 last year) were involved in various illegal activities pertaining to the Delhi excise Policy 2021-22 and its implementation in conspiracy with other players of this scam. Further, in the policy under investigation, Manish Sisodia has participated in conspiracies with other persons other than the South Group. Sisodia has received kickbacks of ₹2.2 crore from Amit Arora through Dinesh Arora for doing favours in the excise policy 2021-22.” Also Read| 'Evidence tampering can't be ruled out': Manish Sisodia's bail plea rejected by Delhi HC The central anti-money laundering agency has cited Amit Arora’s statements to back its allegation. The AAP rejecte...

Manish Sisodia (born 5 January 1972) is an Indian politician, Sisodia was a cabinet minister in the He resigned from the post of Deputy Chief Minister and all cabinet positions following his arrest by the Early life and career [ ] Manish Sisodia was born in a Activism [ ] Sisodia's association with the Chief Minister of Delhi and AAP's founding chief [ citation needed] After formally quitting journalism, Sisodia along with Kejriwal founded Kabir, a non-profit that organised public hearings with government officials and people. He was one of the key members of the group that drafted the Subsequently, Sisodia became a key participant in the Political career [ ] Sisodia was one of the key founding members of the Cabinet Minister, Delhi [ ] He was a cabinet minister in all the three Kejriwal ministries and held the charge of below listed departments of the • Finance. • Education. • Tourism. • PWD. • Labour • Planning. • Land & Building. • Vigilance. • Services. • Art. • Culture. • Language. He resigned from the cabinet on 28 February 2023, after being arrested by the As Cabinet Minister [ ] Education reforms [ ] When the AAP came to power in Delhi, Sisodia decided to bring in radical reforms to the ailing public education system. One of the first decisions he took as Delhi's Finance Minister in 2015 was to double the funding for the public education program. Every year since then, the Delhi government has allocated a quarter of its total budget to education, making it the high...

NEW DELHI: A Delhi court on Friday denied bail to former deputy chief minister Manish Sisodia in a CBI case related to alleged irregularities in implementation of Delhi Excise Policy 2021-22 stating that he can "prima facie be held to be architect of the said criminal conspiracy". The court of special judge MK Nagpal observed that Sisodia had "played the most important and vital role" in the criminal conspiracy and was "deeply involved" in formulation as well as implementation of the policy to ensure achievement of objectives of the said conspiracy. "The evidence collected so far clearly shows that the applicant through co-accused Vijay Nair was in contact with the South lobby and formulation of a favourable policy for them was being ensured at every cost," the judge said in a 34-page order. Fear of destruction of evidence, says court denying Sisodia bail A cartel was permitted to be formed to achieve monopoly in sale of certain liquor brands of favoured manufacturers and it was permitted to be done against very objectives of the policy," the judge said. "Thus, as per allegations made by prosecution and the evidence collected in support thereof so far, the applicant can prima facie be held to be architect of the said criminal conspiracy." The court observed that the payment of around Rs 90-100 crore as advance kickbacks was meant for Sisodia and his other colleagues in Delhi. Of this amount, Rs 20-30 crore was found to have been routed through Nair, Abhishek Boinpally and ...

A federal investigating agency of India has arrested a top minister in the capital territory of New Delhi in connection with alleged irregularities in a liquor policy, the most high-profile arrest in the case so far. Manish Sisodia, the deputy chief minister in the Delhi government, was arrested by the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) late on Sunday night after almost eight hours of questioning. He was produced in a local court on Monday. Sisodia was arrested in an ongoing investigation in “a case related to alleged irregularities in framing and implementation of the excise policy”, the CBI said in a release. “He gave evasive replies and did not co-operate [with] the investigation despite being confronted with evidence to the contrary,” it said. “Therefore, he has been arrested.” — ANI (@ANI) India’s agencies have been investigating suspected irregularities in the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) government’s liquor policy after a federal government report in July last year suggested the policy benefitted private liquor retailers by offering them discounts at the cost of the exchequer. The policy was subsequently withdrawn. India’s financial crime-fighting agency, the Enforcement Directorate, is separately investigating French liquor major Pernod Ricard for allegedly violating the same liquor policy. “Manish Sisodia was arrested not only because of his role in liquor scam but also for destruction of evidence. The mastermind of this scam is yet to be held. Law will take its own c...

₹2.2 crore through his close aide Dinesh Arora from businessman Amit Arora to Manish Sisodia received kickbacks worth ₹2.2 crore through his close aide Dinesh Arora from businessman Amit Arora to favour the latter in the now-scrapped Delhi excise policy 2021-22, the Enforcement Directorate said. (PTI) This is the first time that an agency probing the alleged irregularities in the excise policy — the Central Bureau of Investigation is conducting a parallel probe — has quantified and directly linked a bribe amount to Sisodia. A Delhi court on Tuesday took cognisance of the charge sheet, filed on May 4, and summoned Sisodia on June 1. The charge sheet, which has been reviewed by HT, said, “The investigation has revealed that Dinesh Arora (a close aide of Sisodia) and Amit Arora (owner of Buddy Retail Pvt Ltd, arrested on November 30 last year) were involved in various illegal activities pertaining to the Delhi excise Policy 2021-22 and its implementation in conspiracy with other players of this scam. Further, in the policy under investigation, Manish Sisodia has participated in conspiracies with other persons other than the South Group. Sisodia has received kickbacks of ₹2.2 crore from Amit Arora through Dinesh Arora for doing favours in the excise policy 2021-22.” Also Read| 'Evidence tampering can't be ruled out': Manish Sisodia's bail plea rejected by Delhi HC The central anti-money laundering agency has cited Amit Arora’s statements to back its allegation. The AAP rejecte...