Manish Sisodia’s remand extended till March 6

Manish Sisodia’s two-day detention has been extended after his arrest in the case involving the Delhi liquor policy

Manish Sisodia’s two-day detention has been extended after his arrest in the case involving the Delhi liquor policy. The former deputy chief minister of Delhi was placed under CBI custody on Saturday by the Rouse Avenue Court till March 6. On March 10, the court will rule on Sisodia’s bail plea and do so concurrently.

Sisodia was generated in Rouse Avenue Court today, which is Saturday. For three days, the CBI had asked the court to grant him detention. Sisodia was detained on February 26th. The court placed him on CBI remand for five days on February 27. Today, March 4th, marks the conclusion of the remand phase.

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The court asked what is left now

Sisodia’s detention has been extended by three days at the request of the CBI. Why, the court enquired? What is now left? Manish Sisodia, according to the CBI, is being questioned till 8 p.m. every day, but he isn’t helping with the probe. He is currently being asked a lot of questions, and he will also be questioned by some of the case’s witnesses. Senior attorney Dayan Krishnan, who was representing Sisodia, disagreed with the idea of extending his detention. Dayan claimed that while we are awaiting the accused’s confession, the CBI cannot request remand. They cannot continually request remand while blaming Sisodia for not cooperating with the probe.

Sisodia said – mentally torturing

Do you have any problems in detention, Special Judge MK Nagpal of the CBI Court questioned Sisodia during the hearing. Sisodia responded by saying that I don’t have any physical issues. Food is likewise delivered on schedule, however the officials keep asking the same question to me. I am experiencing mental teasing as a result of this. He has pleaded with the court to spare me this suffering. In light of this, the court instructed the CBI to take Manish Sisodia’s issues seriously.

Sisodia’s argument – fully cooperated in the inquiry

Sisodia had submitted a bail application to the lower court on Friday. He claimed in this plea that he had assisted the CBI investigation. When phoned, they have always responded. He stated that because the CBI had already completed all of the recoveries, there was no justification for keeping him in jail at this time.

Sisodia was arrested on 26 February

On February 26, after 8 hours of interrogation, CBI detained Sisodia. On February 27, he appeared in court. The court has granted CBI custody of Sisodia for five days. Abhishek Manu Singhvi, a prominent counsel and congressman, petitioned the Supreme Court against Sisodia’s detention on the morning of February 28.

He requested that the court hear the case right away, and the court agreed. Nevertheless, the bench of Chief Justice of India Justice DY Chandrachud and Justice PS Narasimha denied the plea at the hearing on February 28 and advised you to first proceed to the High Court. What does it entail to approach us directly? We cannot advance an incorrect tradition.

Atishi and Saurabh will be the new ministers of Delhi government

Atishi Marlena and Saurabh Bhardwaj’s names have been submitted to LG for approval by Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal. Soon Kailash Gehlot and Rajkumar Anand will be in charge of the department of Sisodia and Jain. In this context, a gazette notification has also been published. In Kejriwal’s first 49-day administration, Saurabh Bhardwaj has served as the minister of transportation. Sisodia has Atishi Marlena on her side as a consultant in the field of education.

CBI got Sisodia’s five-day remand

Sisodia wasn’t helping with the inquiry, the CBI had informed the Delhi court. Every inquiry they are answering inconclusively, necessitating their 5-day detention. Attorney Sisodia was against it. He said that it would be inappropriate to place a deputy chief magistrate on remand.