Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal made sensational comments that even many CBI officers did not want to arrest Manish Sisodia, but they did not succumb to political pressure. He said that officers have the same respect for Sisodia.
First Published Feb 27, 2023, 3:56 PM IST
Delhi CM and AAP leader Arvind Kejriwal said that many CBI officers are against the arrest of Manish Sisodia and they themselves told him about this. But he alleged that they succumbed to political pressure. He tweeted this on Monday morning. “I have been told that many CBI officers are against Manish’s arrest. All of them have immense respect for him. There is no evidence against Sisodia. But he said the political pressure to arrest him was too much. They have become loyal to their political masters.
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Sisodia was interrogated by the CBI for nearly eight hours on Sunday on allegations of corruption in the implementation of the scrapped liquor policy in Delhi. He was arrested in the evening. The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) said in a statement that Manish Sisodia was arrested after he evaded questions and did not cooperate with the investigation despite evidence to the contrary.
But Kejriwal got angry on this on Sunday. He criticized the CBI’s arrest of his deputy as dirty politics. Manish is innocent. His arrest is bad politics. This angered the people. People are watching everything. People understand everything now. The answer to this is: It boosts our spirits. Our fight will get stronger,” he tweeted in Hindi.
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On November 25 last year, the CBI filed a charge sheet naming businessmen Vijay Nair, Abhishek Boyn Pally and five others as accused in the Delhi Liquor Policy scam case. However, Sisodia, who also held the duties of the Excise Department, was not named as an accused in the charge sheet.
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The probe agency has alleged that the Delhi government’s excise policy, meant to grant licenses to liquor traders, favored some dealers who paid bribes. Sisodia, the number one accused in the CBI FIR, was questioned for the first time on October 17. In connection with this case, searches were also conducted in his residence and bank lockers.
