Circle Institute, New Delhi : Delhi’s former Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia has been given judicial custody till 20 March. He was given ‘intermediate prison no. 1’ will be placed here.
Sisodia’s seven-day police custody expired on Monday. Therefore, he was appointed by the Central Investigation Department (CBI) Special Judge M.K. Hajar came in front of Nagpal. We don’t need Sisodia’s cell immediately, the CBI told the court. After that, the judge ordered to keep him in judicial custody till 20 March. After the order of the court, Sisodia was brought to Tihar Jail. After completion of formal matters, he was sent to ‘intermediate prison no. 1’ will be kept here, said the prison officials. Sisodia has been given permission to take a copy of Bhagavadgita, spectacles and medicines. I have requested him to do Vipassana. The prison officer will give a decision soon.
no reason for cbi
There is no reason for CBI to investigate more about Sisodia in the matter of excise duty, such response was given by the common man. AAP’s spokesperson Saurabh Bhardwaj said, ‘Sisodia’s bail plea hearing did not happen. Today there would have been both options before the court. On the one hand, increasing their police cell or giving them court cell. There were no questions for the consideration of CBI and Sisodia. They don’t have any paperwork proof.
Ritika
