NEW DELHI: A Delhi court on Thursday extended judicial custody of former deputy chief minister Manish Sisodia till November 22 in an alleged money laundering case.
The court of special judge, MK Nagpal, directed the counsels to inspect the documents from 2pm to 7pm on every working day at CBI office. Directing the counsels to email requests to the investigating officer (IO) following which a schedule will be made for the documents’ inspection, the court asked CBI to supply the list of un-relied of supplementary chargesheets.
The case was registered by ED in connection with the alleged irregularities in the now-scrapped excise policy. ED had arrested Sisodia in the money laundering case stemming from CBI’s March 9 FIR after questioning him in Tihar Jail. Sisodia resigned from Delhi Cabinet on February 28.
The court, noting that the IO is claiming that copy of all the chargesheets and deficient documents have already been provided, observed that the counsel of one accused claimed that soft copy of supplementary chargesheet is yet to be supplied. Another counsel said that hard copy of second supplementary is also not yet given.
The IO said the same will be supplied within a week and the list of un-relied documents had also been supplied via emails.
The court of special judge, MK Nagpal, directed the counsels to inspect the documents from 2pm to 7pm on every working day at CBI office. Directing the counsels to email requests to the investigating officer (IO) following which a schedule will be made for the documents’ inspection, the court asked CBI to supply the list of un-relied of supplementary chargesheets.
The case was registered by ED in connection with the alleged irregularities in the now-scrapped excise policy. ED had arrested Sisodia in the money laundering case stemming from CBI’s March 9 FIR after questioning him in Tihar Jail. Sisodia resigned from Delhi Cabinet on February 28.
The court, noting that the IO is claiming that copy of all the chargesheets and deficient documents have already been provided, observed that the counsel of one accused claimed that soft copy of supplementary chargesheet is yet to be supplied. Another counsel said that hard copy of second supplementary is also not yet given.
The IO said the same will be supplied within a week and the list of un-relied documents had also been supplied via emails.
