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CM Kejriwal withdraws petition from SC against ED arrest

New Delhi: Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal, detained by the Enforcement Directorate (ED) within the liquor coverage case, on Friday withdrew his petition filed within the Supreme Court docket.

A particular bench of the apex court docket was scheduled to listen to on Friday afternoon a plea by Chief Minister Kejriwal looking for quashing of his arrest.

Earlier within the day, Justice Sanjiv Khanna – who returned to the bench in a special mixture – advised senior advocate Abhishek Manu Singhvi {that a} 3-judge particular bench would meet to listen to Kejriwal's plea as quickly as different issues are over.

The identical particular bench comprising Justice Khanna, Justice MM Sundaresh and Justice Bela M Trivedi on Friday heard the case of BRS chief Okay. Refused any interim aid on Kavita's petition filed by ED towards her arrest. Delhi Excise Coverage case.

Agreeing to the pressing itemizing of CM Kejriwal's plea, CJI DY Chandrachud advised his lawyer senior advocate Abhishek Manu Singhvi on Friday morning: “A special bench is being convened in the court of Justice Sanjiv Khanna. You can go immediately and it will be considered immediately.”

Earlier than Singhvi may point out the matter, the particular bench led by Justice Khanna had left after finishing the scheduled listening to. Nonetheless, Justice Khanna assured the senior lawyer representing Kejriwal {that a} particular bench would sit as quickly as the opposite issues are over.

Late on Thursday, Chief Minister Kejriwal approached the Supreme Court docket after the Delhi Excessive Court docket refused to grant him safety towards “coercive action” by the Enforcement Directorate (ED), which has issued him a number of summons in reference to the excise coverage case. .

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