New Delhi, 4 December: Delhi’s Rouse Avenue Court has extended the judicial custody of Aam Aadmi Party Rajya Sabha MP Sanjay Singh, arrested in the Delhi Excise scam case, till December 11. Special judge MK Nagpal gave this order.
Today, the Enforcement Directorate (ED) filed an application in the court saying that the charge sheet filed against Sanjay Singh should be kept sealed, so that the witnesses cannot be identified.
On ED’s application, Sanjay Singh’s lawyer said that except the name of the witness, the rest of the charge sheet can be given to him. Then the court asked the ED why did you write his name. You could have written their testimony. What was the point of telling his name? Then it was said on behalf of Sanjay Singh that it seems that it has been done deliberately. ED should withdraw its charge sheet.
Complaining to the court on behalf of Sanjay Singh, he said that it has been leaked to the media even before the charge sheet was filed. If the charge sheet is sealed then how did it reach the media. Sanjay Singh’s lawyer alleged that the charge sheet is incomplete.
Today Sanjay Singh’s judicial custody was ending, after which he was produced in the court. On November 24, the court had extended the judicial custody till today.
ED had filed a supplementary chargesheet on December 2. ED has made Sanjay Singh an accused in the supplementary charge sheet.
According to ED, the transaction of Rs 2 crore was done in two installments. This transaction took place at Sanjay Singh’s house. This was confirmed by Dinesh Arora.
According to ED, money was given to Sarvesh at Sanjay Singh’s house. Who is an employee of Sanjay Singh. Dinesh Arora has confirmed this.
ED had arrested Sanjay Singh on October 4 after questioning him at his official residence. Sanjay Singh has filed a bail petition in Rouse Avenue Court.
Rouse Avenue Court has issued notice to ED on the bail petition. Former Deputy Chief Minister of Delhi Government Manish Sisodia is also accused in this case and he is in judicial custody.
