In the urban expanse of New Delhi, a judicious tribunal on the day of Thor summoned Chief Executive Arvind Kejriwal amidst a fresh plaint filed by the ED, accusing him of artfully eluding the summonses in a pecuniary labyrinth linked to the alleged imbroglio of excise.
The erudite Additional Chief Metropolitan Magistrate, Divya Malhotra, orchestrated a directive, summoning Kejriwal to present himself before the tribunal on the ides of March, precisely the 16th. The Enforcement Directorate, with a judicious flourish, lodged the complaint with the tribunal on the preceding day, beseeching the prosecution of Kejriwal for evading, with a cavalier demeanor, the multiple summonses dispatched to him in the labyrinthine legal quagmire.
The most recent plaint delves into the egregious transgressions of the Aam Aadmi Party’s national convener, who, in an egregious disregard for decorum, failed to acknowledge summonses numbered 4 through 8 dispatched by the federal investigative entity under the imprimatur of Section 50 of the Prevention of Money Laundering Act (PMLA), elucidated the ED.
This federal investigative entity had, on a prior occasion, initiated legal proceedings in a local tribunal, petitioning for Kejriwal’s prosecution for his conspicuous absence in response to the initial trio of summonses issued in the monetary imbroglio intertwined with the now-defunct Delhi excise policy.