An Enforcement Directorate team on Thursday reached Delhi chief minister Arvind Kejriwal’s house hours.
After the Delhi high court refused to grant any protection to the chief minister from coercive action against him in the liquor probe. The high court said it was not inclined to grant relief at this stage.
The court also asked the chief minister why he had not approached the lower court seeking anticipatory bail if he was apprehending arrest. “Until and unless you attend any of the call, how would you know what information do they want? The summons started from the month of October.
If you had apprehension that if you attend their call .. then why did you not challenge? What prevented you to not go to the court below from filing an anticipatory bail?” the bench asked.