Kejriwal overpowered ED-CBI! Supreme Court gave an important decision; Read on which conditions he got bail.

Delhi Excise Policy Case Delhi's Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal has got bail from Tihar Jail after many months. Kejriwal, who is in jail for the liquor scam, has got bail and there is a wave of happiness in the Aam Aadmi Party. Let us tell you on what conditions Kejriwal has got bail from the Supreme Court.

On what conditions Kejriwal get bail

CM Arvind has got bail from the Supreme Court on two sureties of 10 lakh each. At the same time, the Supreme Court has banned public comments on this case. The Supreme Court said that Kejriwal should cooperate in the case. Kejriwal has also got bail in the CBI case. While hearing the Kejriwal case, both the judges have given different views.

. Kejriwal will have to fill two sureties of 10 lakh each.

. Any public comment has also been banned.

. CM Kejriwal will not be able to go to the office either.

. Kejriwal will have to cooperate in the case.

Justice Kant upheld the arrest, but Justice Bhuyan differed with the need and necessity of arresting Kejriwal. Justice Bhuyan said the arrest by the CBI was only to thwart the bail granted to Kejriwal in the money laundering case. Justice Bhuyan said the CBI did not arrest Kejriwal for 22 months and arrested him just before his release in the ED case.

The court delivered the verdict on a batch of petitions filed by Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal challenging his arrest in a case registered by the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) over the alleged Delhi liquor policy scam and seeking bail.

A bench of Justices Surya Kant and Ujjal Bhuyan had heard the case and reserved the verdict on September 5. The two judges delivered separate judgments.

Justice Kant said Kejriwal's arrest was legal and there was no procedural irregularity in it. Justice Kant said there was no merit in the argument that the CBI did not follow the directions of Section 41 of the Code of Criminal Procedure while arresting him. Also, both the judges were unanimous in the decision to grant bail to Kejriwal because the chargesheet has been filed in the case and the trial is not likely to be completed shortly.

At the same time, the conditions imposed by the coordination bench while granting interim bail in the ED case will apply in this case as well. This will mean that Kejriwal will not be able to visit the Chief Minister's Office and the Delhi Secretariat.

Kejriwal's current petition challenges the August 5 order of the Delhi High Court, under which his plea against the CBI arrest was dismissed by a single judge bench and he was allowed to approach the trial court for bail.

He had also filed another special leave petition challenging the high court's refusal to consider his bail plea. The AAP chief was formally arrested by the CBI on June 26, 2024, when he was in the custody of the Enforcement Directorate in the money laundering case arising out of the alleged liquor policy scam.

A few weeks later, on July 12, the Supreme Court granted Kejriwal interim bail in the money laundering case, while referring his plea challenging the ED arrest to a larger bench. However, he remained in custody due to his arrest by the CBI (which began on March 21).