Swati Maliwal case: Judicial custody of Arvind Kejriwal aide Bibhav Kumar extended until July 16

Swati Maliwal case: Judicial custody of Arvind Kejriwal aide Bibhav Kumar extended until July 16

The Delhi Tis Hazari court on Saturday expanded the legal care of Delhi boss pastor Arvind Kejriwal’s helper, Bibhav Kumar, until July 16 regarding the supposed attack case, including Rajya Sabha part Swati Maliwal.

Kumar was captured on May 18, days after Aam Aadmi Party’s Rajya Sabha MP Swati Maliwal claimed that she was attacked by him at Kejriwal’s home on May 13.

His most memorable bail request was excused on May 27 by a city court, which said there had been all the earmarks of no “pre-contemplation” on Maliwal’s part in getting the FIR stopped and that her charges couldn’t be “swiped away.”.

On June 7, Delhi’s Tis Hazari court wouldn’t concede bail to Bibhav Kumar, saying he was confronting “grave and major” charges and that there was a fear that he could impact observers.

On July 1, the Delhi high court held as viable a request moved by Kumar, who tested his capture for the situation and looked for the Delhi Police’s stand on it.

The FIR against Kumar was enlisted on May 16 under different Indian Punitive Code (IPC) arrangements, including those connected with criminal terrorizing, attack, or criminal power on a lady with the purpose of stripping her down and endeavoring to carry out blamable murder.

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Kumar, in his request, has looked for a course to pronounce his capture unlawful and in net infringement of the arrangements of segment 41A (notice of appearance before cop) of the Code of Criminal Methodology and against the order of the law.

Kumar guaranteed he was captured with a “diagonal thought process” while his expectant bail request was forthcoming in the preliminary court, disregarding his crucial freedoms as well as the law.

In the request, Kumar has likewise looked for “proper remuneration” for his “unlawful” capture and the commencement of departmental activity against the failing authorities associated with the decision-production of his capture.