The court directed the jail authorities to take the person to the RO office to get the election certificate.
New Delhi: The Rouse Avenue court on Wednesday directed the jail authorities to take Sanjay Singh to the office of the Returning Officer (RO) to get his certificate of election on January 12 under appropriate circumstances. Security.
Singh had earlier filed his nomination for the Rajya Sabha elections on January 8.
AAP MP Sanjay Singh and former Delhi Deputy CM Manish Sisodia were produced in the court from judicial custody.
Rouse Avenue Court granted interim bail to Sarvesh Mishra till the disposal of his regular bail plea. A charge sheet has been filed against Sanjay Singh along with him in the Delhi Excise Policy money laundering case.
Meanwhile, the court extended the judicial custody of AAP MP Sanjay Singh and former Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia till January 20. Special Judge MK Nagpal granted interim bail to Sarvesh Mishra on filling the bail bond. Rs 1 lakh and one surety of like amount.
The court also gave additional time to the IO to file its reply on the bail plea of Sarvesh Mishra.
Mishra was summoned and ED was directed to appear in the court. However, he could not attend due to his father being hospitalized with cancer. The court accepted his application seeking exemption only for today. Chargesheet was filed against him without any arrest.
The court also directed the jail authorities to sympathetically decide the application of Sanjay Singh, seeking a direction to provide him a table and chair and allow him to carry certain books in judicial custody.
The court has also directed the ED to file a fresh list of incredulous documents related to the case.
AAP MPs Sanjay Singh and Sarvesh Mishra have been arrested and chargesheet filed against them in the Delhi Excise Policy money laundering case. The court on December 19 took cognizance of the supplementary prosecution complaint (chargesheet) filed against AAP MP Sanjay Singh and his aide Sarvesh Mishra.
On December 2, the Enforcement Directorate (ED) filed a supplementary prosecution complaint (chargesheet) against Aam Aadmi Party leader Sanjay Singh and his alleged associate Sarvesh Mishra in a money laundering case related to the excise policy case.
Senior AAP leader Sanjay Singh was arrested by the Enforcement Directorate on October 4, according to the Enforcement Directorate, in its fifth supplementary chargesheet in the case. This matter is currently in the stage of verification of documents. The ED earlier told the court that Sanjay Singh was part of a conspiracy to extort bribes from liquor groups in the Delhi Excise Policy 2021-22.
Sanjay Singh reportedly now had close ties with government witness Dinesh Arora, who allegedly introduced Amit Arora to Sanjay Singh. Dinesh Arora was in regular touch with Sanjay Singh. This has been proved by the analysis of call detail records.
ED said Singh allegedly received crime proceeds worth Rs 2 crore. The ED had earlier claimed that Singh and his associates played a role in the Delhi government’s decision to grant licenses to liquor shops and traders in 2020, causing loss to the state exchequer and violating anti-corruption laws.
ED had earlier also conducted searches at many places. The homes and offices of Sanjay Singh’s close associate, Ajit Tyagi, and other contractors and businessmen who allegedly benefited from the policy. In its supplementary chargesheet of about 270 pages, ED has named Ed Sisodia as the main conspirator in the case.
The Delhi Liquor Scam case or Excise Policy case pertains to allegations that the Arvind Kejriwal-led Delhi government’s excise policy for 2021-22 allowed cartelisation and benefited some dealers, he alleged.
For this, he paid bribe, an allegation which the Aam Aadmi Party has vehemently denied.
The ED had filed its first chargesheet in the case last year. The agency said it has conducted more than 200 search operations in the case so far after registering the FIR after taking cognizance of the CBI case registered on the recommendation of the Lieutenant Governor of Delhi.
The CBI probe was recommended based on the findings of the Delhi Chief Secretary’s report filed in July, which prima facie showed violations of the GNCTD Act 1991, Transaction of Transactions Rules (TOBR) 1993, Delhi Excise Act 2009 and Delhi Excise Rules 2010. I went. ,
