Analysis

The Supreme Court observed that Kejriwal was not a threat to society as he had no criminal antecedents

The Bench directed Kejriwal to report back to judicial custody on 2 June, two days prior to the 2024 Lok Sabha Election Results

In the latest hearing, the Supreme Court directed the company to ensure its suspended products are taken off the shelves by 14 May

The Court observed that if interim bail is granted, Kejriwal should not perform official duties as Chief Minister

The Court made many right noises during the VVPAT hearing, they were missing in its judgement.

Senior Advocate AM Singhvi argued that the ED must have strong reasons to believe that Kejriwal was the “kingpin” of the Liquor Policy case

An adversarial Union, backed by Article 293, was undermining Kerala's escape route from crippling debt

Relying on the timeline of events, Singhvi argued that the co-accused in the Liquor Scam case were pressured into implicating Kejriwal