Arvind Kejriwal kingpin of Delhi liquor scam, money trail traced to Punjab, Goa elections: ED.

Arvind Kejriwal was the kingpin and key conspirator of the liquor policy and also met K Kavitha, the ED told the court on Friday.The Enforcement Directorate produced Delhi chief minister Arvind Kejriwal in the Rouse Avenue court on Friday and told the court that Kejriwal was the kingpin and the key conspirator of the Delhi liquor policy scam. Seeing a 10-day remand for the chief minister, ASG SV Raju told the court that Kejriwal was involved in the use of the proceeds of the crime and was directly involved in the formulation of the policy. The policy (excise) was made in such a manner that it enabled the taking of bribes. Vijay Nair was the middleman between the Aam Aadmi Party and the south cartel, a key exponent of which was K Kavitha –already arrested. What ED told the court against Kejriwal:- Vijay Nair was staying near Arvind Kejriwal’s house and was closely working with the chief minister who demanded kickbacks from liquor barons for extending favours under their policy. Arvind Kejriwal demanded ₹100 crore from some accused from the South group for the Punjab election, the ED told the court. The agency also said Kejriwal himself met with Kavitha and said they should work together on the liquor policy. The proceeds of crime were not only ₹100 crore but the profit made by the bribe givers was also the proceeds of crime. All vendors paid cash to a certain extent, the ED said. Proceeds of crime of about ₹45 crores received from the South group were used by Aam Aadmi Party in the Goa campaign in 2021-22. ED said they have corroboration of everything they are saying. A huge amount of cash changed hands, ED said. Kejriwal is also liable for the role of his associates. The agency said Goa MLAs said that they received cash.