Delhi Excise Policy: Sisodia destroyed mobiles before the raid. CBI took action based on these six points

Delhi's Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia has been arrested by the CBI on Sunday after nearly 8 hours of questioning. Deputy CM Sisodia has been arrested in Delhi's excise policy scam. The CBI will demand Manish Sisodia's remand by presenting him in a special court on Monday. The special thing is that Deputy CM Manish Sisodia is the main accused in the excise policy scam.

This is the basis for action against Manish Sisodia

Could not give a satisfactory answer on digital evidence and statements of witnesses

Tried to avoid answering most of the questions of the investigating agency

Why did Dakshin Lavi give an advance of Rs 100 crore, did not answer

The new excise policy reached the liquor companies even before its arrival.

Sisodia also destroyed mobiles along with other accused before the raid

Could not refute the statement of Dinesh Arora, who became a government witness in the inquiry

this is the case

Explain that Sisodia was arrested under various sections including Section 120B (criminal conspiracy), 477A (falsification of accounts) of the IPC, and Section 7 (taking undue advantage by corrupt or illegal means or using personal influence) of the Prevention of Corruption Act. Is.

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