Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal has been   requested  with the aid of using  the Enforcement Directorate to   appear  on February 26 for   thinking  in   reference to  the Delhi liquor excise   coverage  case.

Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal has   acquired  a   7th  summons from the Enforcement Directorate (ED),   officers  instructed by NDTV this morning. Mr. Kejriwal has been   requested  to   seem  earlier than  the probe   organization  on February 26 for   thinking  in   reference to  the Delhi liquor excise   coverage  case.

He skipped the ED’s   6th  name  on Monday   together with his birthday celebration  Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) terming the summons as “illegal” and   putting forward  that   the problem  is now   earlier than  the court.

Mr Kejriwal   additionally  skipped the February 2, January 19, January 3, December 21, and November 2 summons. 

Mr. Kejriwal, who has   left out  the summons   bringing up  diverse  previous  commitments,   continues  that he   is ready  to cooperate with the probe   organization, however  questions the timing and urgency of the summons. 

The AAP has slammed the ED’s actions as “politically motivated” and has alleged that the BJP wanted to arrest him to topple his government in Delhi.

The probe agency had earlier this month approached a city court after Mr Kejriwal skipped its multiple summonses related to the case.

The ED is investigating money laundering charges related to the Delhi liquor excise policy. The case revolves around accusations that the AAP government’s revamped alcohol sales policy allowed it to receive kickbacks from cartels, allegedly funneled into funding election expenses in various states, including Goa.

While Mr Kejriwal has not been named as an accused in the case, two senior AAP leaders, including former Delhi Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia and Rajya Sabha MP Sanjay Singh, have faced arrests.

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