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No Interim Relief For Kejriwal From Delhi High Court; ED Asked To Respond By April 2 | Top News

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Top News | The Delhi High Court on Wednesday gave notice to the Enforcement Directorate regarding Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal's arrest in the Delhi excise policy case, declining to intervene at this time. The notice covered both the main matter and Kejriwal's request for temporary relief, which sought his immediate release from custody; it was scheduled for "final disposal" on April 3. Kejriwal's ED detention on remand expires on Thursday when he is expected to appear in court on Rouse Avenue. Judge Swarana Kanta Sharma heard Arvind Kejriwal's appeal, in which he requested his immediate release on the grounds that the detention and the ensuing custody to the ED were "illegal." In the evening, the court will issue a directive.

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