AAP Leaders Seek Court Action on Monday, Kejriwal to Argue Petition Himself

Former Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal and AAP leaders, who have been relieved in the liquor policy case, are now eyeing court action on Monday. The Delhi High Court is going to hear a very important petition on Monday. Kejriwal wants Justice Swarna Kanta Sharma not to hear the CBI's appeal against him. The court of Justice Swarna Kanta Sharma is going to be busy at 2: 30 pm on Monday. Kejriwal has decided that he will argue this petition himself. On April 6, when this application was presented, the court took it on record and fixed April 13. He fears that justice will not be served before the current bench. The demand for the judge's removal is not just Kejriwal's. Defendants like Vijay Nair and Arun Ramchandra Pillai, including Manish Sisodia and Durgesh Pathak, have also opened a front. On February 27, the lower court acquitted all of them and called the CBI's case'discredited'i.e.