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Arvind Kejriwal: Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal did not get relief in the money laundering case related to the leaker policy case. Delhi High Court has currently refused to stay the arrest of Kejriwal. Delhi High Court has asked ED to respond to Arvind Kejriwal's petition within two weeks. Now Delhi High Court will hear the next case on April 22.
Kejriwal will have to appear: High Court
It is noteworthy that Kejriwal was not appearing for questioning on the summons of ED, he had sought assurance from the court that if he goes for questioning, he will not be arrested. Chief Minister Kejriwal's lawyer Abhishek Manu Singhvi said that Kejriwal will appear before the ED for questioning, but the ED has told the court that no punitive action will be taken against him. Although the court said that Kejriwal will have to appear before the ED in response to the summons, there is no stay on his arrest.
Order of interim relief cannot be considered a rule: Ed
Meanwhile, the ED said that you cannot take the interim order as ex-parte evidence. Referring to the orders passed to provide security, the ASG said that orders for interim relief cannot be considered as rules. The court asked the ED that you are sending summons one after the other! So why weren't you arrested? Who is stopping? ED's lawyer ASG SV Raju replied that 'I don't know who told the Chief Minister that we are demanding his arrest.'