The Enforcement Directorate (ED) asserted in court that Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal implicated Atishi and Saurabh Bhardwaj during questioning regarding the excise policy scam.

Kejriwal, facing ED scrutiny, revealed that Vijay Nair, implicated in the scandal, reported to Atishi, not him. Kejriwal's judicial custody extended till April 15.

ED accuses Kejriwal of failing to justify Nair's frequent meetings with liquor business figures. Kejriwal allegedly avoided questions regarding Nair's access to CM's office.

Kejriwal's reluctance to provide digital device passwords led to ED seeking judicial custody. BJP suggests implications for Delhi's liquor policy and Kejriwal's future.

AAP counters BJP's claims, alleging political targeting. Spokesperson highlights BJP's broader strategy against AAP.

In summary, ED's assertions regarding Kejriwal's involvement in the excise policy scam extend to Atishi and Saurabh Bhardwaj, reflecting political tensions and legal battles in Delhi's political landscape.