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Court hits CBI hard: Kejriwal and Sisodia acquitted in liquor policy scam, "Never seen such a weak chargesheet!"
The liquor policy scam case in Delhi had stirred up the political atmosphere. Today, Delhi's Rouse Avenue Court acquitted former Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal and former Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia of all charges. Special Judge Jitendra Singh harshly criticized the CBI investigation and said, "I have never seen such a flawed chargesheet in my life."
Files start speaking, mistakes in investigation exposed
During the hearing, Judge Singh said, "When you read many files, they start speaking for themselves. There is no consistency between the documents submitted by the CBI and the chargesheet." The court underlined that every citizen has the right to fair justice.
Where is the mention of 'South Lobby'? Evidence insufficient
The court instructed the CBI lawyers to present the facts honestly. "The term 'South Lobby' was also used in the Chennai court. Where exactly did this come from?" he asked. The court also expressed displeasure over the non-submission of confessional statements, even though the CBI claimed to have given them in a sealed envelope.
Acquittal due to lack of evidence of criminal conspiracy
Kejriwal was named as accused number 18, but the CBI failed to prove that there was any criminal conspiracy or ulterior motive behind the liquor policy. Due to lack of evidence, the court gave a clean chit to Kejriwal, Sisodia and others.
The verdict has come as a big relief to the Aam Aadmi Party, and the party has reacted by saying that "truth has triumphed".
The liquor policy scam case in Delhi had stirred up the political atmosphere. Today, Delhi's Rouse Avenue Court acquitted former Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal and former Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia of all charges. Special Judge Jitendra Singh harshly criticized the CBI investigation and said, "I have never seen such a flawed chargesheet in my life."
Files start speaking, mistakes in investigation exposed
During the hearing, Judge Singh said, "When you read many files, they start speaking for themselves. There is no consistency between the documents submitted by the CBI and the chargesheet." The court underlined that every citizen has the right to fair justice.
Where is the mention of 'South Lobby'? Evidence insufficient
The court instructed the CBI lawyers to present the facts honestly. "The term 'South Lobby' was also used in the Chennai court. Where exactly did this come from?" he asked. The court also expressed displeasure over the non-submission of confessional statements, even though the CBI claimed to have given them in a sealed envelope.
Acquittal due to lack of evidence of criminal conspiracy
Kejriwal was named as accused number 18, but the CBI failed to prove that there was any criminal conspiracy or ulterior motive behind the liquor policy. Due to lack of evidence, the court gave a clean chit to Kejriwal, Sisodia and others.
The verdict has come as a big relief to the Aam Aadmi Party, and the party has reacted by saying that "truth has triumphed".
Files start speaking, mistakes in investigation exposed
During the hearing, Judge Singh said, "When you read many files, they start speaking for themselves. There is no consistency between the documents submitted by the CBI and the chargesheet." The court underlined that every citizen has the right to fair justice.
Where is the mention of 'South Lobby'? Evidence insufficient
The court instructed the CBI lawyers to present the facts honestly. "The term 'South Lobby' was also used in the Chennai court. Where exactly did this come from?" he asked. The court also expressed displeasure over the non-submission of confessional statements, even though the CBI claimed to have given them in a sealed envelope.
Acquittal due to lack of evidence of criminal conspiracy
Kejriwal was named as accused number 18, but the CBI failed to prove that there was any criminal conspiracy or ulterior motive behind the liquor policy. Due to lack of evidence, the court gave a clean chit to Kejriwal, Sisodia and others.
The verdict has come as a big relief to the Aam Aadmi Party, and the party has reacted by saying that "truth has triumphed".
