Former Delhi chief minister Arvind Kejriwal moved Delhi High Court on Monday, challenging the criminal complaints filed by Enforcement Directorate (ED) against him for skipping its summonses in a case related to an alleged scam in the formulation and implementation of the Delhi excise policy of 2021-22.

Left with no immediate legal remedy, Kejriwal applied for bail and was granted the relief on a bail bond of Rs 50,000 and a surety of Rs 50,000. Before the Delhi High Court, Kejriwal has challenged the sessions court decision rejecting his plea against the summons issued on the ED's complaint.

Justice Manoj Kumar Ohri refused to stay the trial in the criminal case and said the trial court’s order, which has been challenged by Kejriwal, is two months old and not a fresh order. The high court issued notice to the Enforcement Directorate (ED ...

Former Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal has moved Delhi High Court against maintainability of the criminal complaints filed by Enforcement Directorate (ED)

The Enforcement Directorate had filed a case against Arvind Kejriwal for allegedly disobeying the summons issued by the agency in the Delhi excise policy case

Justice Manoj Kumar Ohri directed the ED to respond to Kejriwal’s plea, which also challenged the trial court’s decision to take cognizance of the ED’s complaints. The court instructed the ED’s counsel to file reply,

Justice Manoj Kumar Ohri refuses to stay trial in criminal case involving Arvind Kejriwal challenging ED summons, Delhi High Court issues notice.

The Delhi High Court has sought response from the Enforcement Directorate regarding AAP leader Arvind Kejriwal's challenge to summons issued in a money laundering case connected to an alleged excise scam.