Arvind Kejriwal Produced In Court, Probe Agency Says He Is "Kingpin"

Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal - arrested by the Enforcement Directorate last night in connection with the alleged liquor policy scam - has been produced before the city's Rouse Avenue court Friday. The ED, represented by Additional Solicitor General SV Raju has asked for custody for 10 days. "We have complied with Section 19 of PMLA, (or Prevention of Money Laundering Act). Relatives are informed and copy of remand application is given... grounds of arrest furnished in writing..." he said. In his submission, Mr Raju described Mr Kejriwal as "the kingpin" of the alleged scam. "He (was) directly involved in implementation of the policy, and giving favour to the south group."