Manish Sisodia Moved To Supreme Court Against Delhi Court's Order

Sisodia appealed the Delhi court's decision to the Supreme Court on Tuesday. According to the plea, Sisodia cooperated with the inquiry, and the arrest was unlawful. The petition further states that silence cannot be a justification for arrest.

In the excise policy issue, the court stated on Monday that Sisodia was detained by the CBI so that the organisation could examine him and obtain "real and lawful" answers in order to conduct "a proper and impartial probe." A day after his detention, the AAP leader was brought before the court while there was tight security inside and outside the Rouse Avenue Court building. The decision was made by Special Judge M K Nagpal in response to a CBI request for a five-day incarcerated interrogation.

Meanwhile, Sisodia filed a petition with the Supreme Court on Tuesday challenging the Delhi court's decision. The issue was raised by Sisodia's attorney, and SC agreed to hear it at 3:50 p.m. after the board. Sisodia allegedly helped with the inquiry, and the arrest was unlawful, according to the plea. The plea additionally states that silence cannot constitute a warrant for arrest. Sisodia will be continuously observed by CCTV throughout his 5-day CBI detention, and a recording will be made. He has been permitted to take his prescriptions and will also undergo a medical examination every 48 hours.