Delhi liquor scam

ED raided house of AAP' Sanjay Singh in connection to liquor policy scam case.

"The possibility of tampering with evidence and influencing witnesses cannot be ruled out and Section 45 twin condition isn't satisfied. Bail Denied," said the court.

The Delhi High Court on Tuesday dismissed the bail plea of Manish Sisodia, the former Deputy Chief Minister of Delhi, in a CBI case related to alleged corruption in the implementation of the previous liquor policy in the national capital. 

AAP leader and Rajya Sabha MP Sanjay Singh has alleged the ED has been conducting search operations at the premises of several of his close associates in connection with the Delhi liquor scam

Despite being call out the first time, Manish Sisodia has drafted another open letter from Tihar jail in which he has again taken a jibe at PM Modi's academic credentials

According to a source, Manish sisodia said during the CBI probe, "Prior to this, I was using two cell phones which have been destroyed."

Atishi Marlena claimed that the court stated in its order that there is "no evidence" to corroborate the liquor scam, which is completely false

Enforcement Directorate (ED) named Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) MP Raghav Chadha in its second supplementary chargesheet in the Delhi liquor policy case

CBI said that Manish Sisodia "misused" his official position and dishonestly changed the Excise Policy under the influence of the South Group

In its first chargesheet in the case, CBI alleged that around Rs 20-30 crore was arranged by suspect Abhishek Boinpally at the behest of South Group and paid to Vijay Nair via Dinesh Arora in cash between July and September 2021.