NEW DELHI: A Delhi court has reserved its order on Delhi chief minister Arvind Kejriwal‘s plea seeking more time with his counsel.
He sought permission to have additional meetings with his advocate, citing the need for more consultations due to the multiple cases in different states.
The chief minister asked for five meetings per week instead of two currently allowed by the court.
Special Judge Kaveri Baweja from the Rouse Avenue Court has scheduled the judgment announcement for April 9.
Delhi CM facing charges in a money laundering case linked to an alleged excise policy scam, was sent to judicial custody until April 15.
Senior advocates Vikram Chaudhary and Ramesh Gupta represented Kejriwal, while Additional Solicitor General SV Raju appeared for the Enforcement Directorate.
The central agency arrested Kejriwal on March 21, accusing him of being the kingpin in the alleged excise scam involving other Delhi government ministers, AAP leaders, and individuals.
He sought permission to have additional meetings with his advocate, citing the need for more consultations due to the multiple cases in different states.
The chief minister asked for five meetings per week instead of two currently allowed by the court.
Special Judge Kaveri Baweja from the Rouse Avenue Court has scheduled the judgment announcement for April 9.
Delhi CM facing charges in a money laundering case linked to an alleged excise policy scam, was sent to judicial custody until April 15.
Senior advocates Vikram Chaudhary and Ramesh Gupta represented Kejriwal, while Additional Solicitor General SV Raju appeared for the Enforcement Directorate.
The central agency arrested Kejriwal on March 21, accusing him of being the kingpin in the alleged excise scam involving other Delhi government ministers, AAP leaders, and individuals.