'My husband will reveal truth in Delhi excise policy case on March 28 in court'

Stressing that no money was found in multiple Enforcement Directorate raids Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwals wife Sunita on Wednesday said her husband would do a big expose on the alleged Delhi excise policy case in court on March 28 reported news agency ANIKejriwal will be produced before the court on Thursday at the end of his ED custody in Delhi excise policy money laundering caseIn a video message Sunita Kejriwal hit out at the Centre and central probe agency saying that the ED could not find a single penny in its more than 250 raids conducted in the socalled liquor scam reported ANIIn the socalled liquor scam ED has conducted more than 250 raids They are searching for the money of this socalled scam They have found nothing yet Arvind Kejriwal has said that he will reveal everything in court on March 28 He will reveal where the money of the liquor scam is He will also provide proof she said reported ANISunita has met the Delhi CM on Tuesday evening at the ED officeI met Arvind Kejriwal in jail yesterday he has diabetes and sugar level is not under control However his determination is strong Two days ago he directed Delhi Minister Atishi to resolve the water and sewerrelated issues What wrong did he do The Centre has filed a case against Arvind Kejriwal even for this Do they want to finish Delhi she added reported ANIThe Aam Aadmi Partys National Convenor was arrested on March 21 for alleged misdoings in the nowscrapped Delhi Excise policy case under an ongoing money laundering probe by the ED He is in ED custody till March 28The case relates to alleged irregularities and money laundering in the formulation and execution of the Delhi excise policy in 2022In its initial prosecution complaint filed in November 2021 the ED stated that the policy was intentionally designed with loopholes facilitating the formation of cartels clandestinely to favor AAP leadersAdditionally the ED accused AAP leaders of receiving kickbacks from a group of individuals referred to as the South GroupThe case originated from a report presented by Delhi Chief Secretary Naresh Kumar to Lieutenant Governor LG Vinai Kumar Saxena in July 2022 highlighting purported procedural deficiencies in the development of the policyThe report said arbitrary and unilateral decisions taken by Sisodia in his capacity as Excise Minister had resulted in financial losses to the exchequer estimated at more than Rs 580 croreThis report was referred to the CBI and led to Sisodias arrestWhile Kejriwal was not named in the FIRs registered by the ED or the Central Bureau of Investigation in the Delhi excise policy case his name first found a mention in the EDs chargesheet wherein the agency claimed that he allegedly spoke to one of the main accused Sameer Mahendru in a video call and asked him to continue working with coaccused and AAP communicationsincharge Vijay NairWith inputs from ANI