Arvind Kejriwal summoned by the E D for the eighth time
Arvind Kejriwal has been called upon by the Enforcement Directorate for the eighth occasion
The Enforcement Directorate has requested Arvind Kejriwal’s presence for the eighth time
The Delhi Chief Minister, Arvind Kejriwal, has been issued his eighth summons by the Enforcement Directorate (ED) in relation to a money laundering case connected to the excise policy. He has been asked to appear before the probe agency on the 4th of March.
However, Kejriwal did not comply with the seventh summons that was issued earlier, as he stated that he would only appear before the agency if it was mandated by a court order. This refusal to attend the questioning has raised eyebrows and led to speculation about his intentions and the reasons behind his non-compliance.
The excise policy-linked money laundering case has been a matter of concern for the Delhi Chief Minister, as it directly implicates his government’s policies and decisions. The ED has been investigating allegations of money laundering and corruption in the implementation of the excise policy, which has raised serious questions about the integrity of the government.
Kejriwal’s repeated non-compliance with the ED’s summons has drawn criticism from various quarters, with many questioning his commitment to transparency and accountability. Some have accused him of trying to evade the investigation and obstructing the course of justice.
The ED, on its part, has been persistent in its efforts to question Kejriwal and get to the bottom of the alleged money laundering activities. The agency has been conducting a thorough investigation and has gathered substantial evidence to support its claims.
The eighth summons issued to Kejriwal indicates the seriousness of the case and the agency’s determination to get answers. It remains to be seen whether the Chief Minister will finally comply with the summons or continue to defy the probe agency’s orders.
The outcome of this case will have significant implications for Kejriwal’s political career and the reputation of his government. If found guilty of money laundering or any other illegal activities, it could tarnish his image and severely impact his credibility as a leader.
As the 4th of March approaches, all eyes will be on Kejriwal and his response to the latest summons. The public and the opposition parties will be closely watching the developments, hoping for a fair and transparent investigation that upholds the principles of justice.
