National Desk, 9th May: In a significant turn of events, the Enforcement Directorate (ED) is poised to file a chargesheet against Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal, marking a crucial development in the ongoing investigation into a money laundering case associated with the now-defunct liquor policy. This marks the first instance where Kejriwal will be formally implicated as an accused in the excise policy matter, signifying a significant escalation in the legal proceedings.
The forthcoming chargesheet is expected to portray Kejriwal as a ‘kingpin’ and a pivotal conspirator in the liquor policy debacle, indicating the severity of the allegations against him. The ED asserts that it has successfully traced a money trail directly linked to Kejriwal, bolstering their case against him and raising the stakes in the investigation.
The timing of the ED’s impending action coincides with an upcoming Supreme Court hearing scheduled for Friday, which revolves around a plea for interim bail filed by Kejriwal concerning the liquor policy controversy. This convergence of events underscores the heightened legal scrutiny surrounding Kejriwal’s involvement in the matter and highlights the urgency of the situation.
As the case unfolds, updates regarding developments are eagerly anticipated, underscoring the complexity and significance of the legal proceedings surrounding Kejriwal and the allegations leveled against him in connection with the contentious liquor policy.