Manish Sisodia

According to the order, the directions were issued in line with provisions of the Delhi Administration Allotment of Government Residences (General Pool) Rules, 1977 that govern such allotments against "the invocation of penal provisions under the rules" if not vacated.

After the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) on February 26 arrested him, the ED, on March 9, also arrested Sisodia in the same case. Special judge M.K. Nagpal of the Rouse Avenue Court was told by the ED that important details have come up during Sisodia's custody and he had to be confronted with other accused persons.

Reacting to the development, Kejriwal alleged that this was the PM's plan to keep Sisodia in jail for a prolonged period of time. "PM's plan is to slap several false cases against Manish and keep him in custody for a long period. Sad for the country!" the Delhi CM tweeted. The FIR reads that they got a complaint in this respect from.

The FIR was lodged him and unknown others on March 14 under the Prevention of Corruption Act. The FIR reads that they got a complaint in this respect from the L-G office. After this a preliminary enquiry (PE) was registered. "That creation of a Feedback Unit (FBU) was approved vide a Cabinet Decision on September 29, 2015 which was.

The ED has summoned her for a third time on March 16. Kavitha's plea said her name has not been mentioned in the FIR registered by the CBI in connection with alleged irregularities in Delhi excise policy. Former Delhi Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia is already under the ED's custody in the same case.

In his letter sent to the L-G on Friday, Chandrashekhar claimed that Ward No. 9 is a special ward for high-profile VIP prisoners spread over an area of 20,000 sq ft housing only five cells with wooden flooring, which has all the amenities including an exclusive garden to walk around, a special badminton court and a dining area.

Chandrashekhar's comment came after he was produced before the Patiala House Court on Friday where his judicial custody was extended till March 18 in a money laundering case. While coming out of the court, Chandrashekhar told reporters that truth has prevailed, and it is Kejriwal's turn next.

After the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) on February 26 arrested him, the ED, on Thursday also arrested Sisodia in the same case. Earlier in the day, the court deferred hearing in Sisodia's bail application for March 21, in the same case being probed by the CBI.

On Thursday, the ED arrested Sisodia in Tihar Jail after grilling him for about eight hours. The ED will now seek his ten-day custodial remand for further probing the case. The ED has questioned Sisodia in connection with the alleged kickbacks of Rs 100 crore which the AAP party/leaders received through hawala channel from South Group. He was also asked about Hyderabad-based.

He was arrested by the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) on February 26 after quizzing him for several hours. Special CBI Judge M.K. Nagpal of the Rouse Avenue Courts sent Sisodia to 14 days of judicial custody on March 6. The CBI was given his remand for seven days before the judge sent him to judicial custody till March 20. The judge had directed the CBI to file.