Supreme Court to Rule on Kejriwal’s Bail in Liquor Scam Case

Supreme Court to Rule on Kejriwal’s Bail in Liquor Scam Case

The Supreme Court is set to deliver its judgment today on the bail plea of Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal, who is embroiled in the high-profile Delhi liquor scam case. Kejriwal's legal team has argued that the case is politically motivated and that he has fully cooperated with the investigation. The scam involves allegations of irregularities in the allocation of liquor licenses in Delhi, with the opposition accusing the government of receiving kickbacks and favoring certain companies.

The investigation into the scam has garnered significant attention, as it also implicates several other high-ranking officials and businessmen. Kejriwal, who has denied any wrongdoing, claims the case is an attempt to undermine his administration and derail his party's work in Delhi.

As the hearing concludes, all eyes are on the Supreme Court’s verdict, which could have major political implications. If Kejriwal is granted bail, it would be seen as a relief for his party amid mounting pressure. However, a denial could further complicate the political landscape in the national capital. The judgment is expected to set the tone for the next phase of the legal proceedings, with Kejriwal’s future hanging in the balance.