SC again disappointed Manish Sisodia, did not consider the petition
The supreme court has rejected the review petition filed by former delhi Deputy chief minister Manish Sisodiaagainst the denial of bail in the alleged liquor policy scam case. A bench of Justices Sanjiv Khanna and SVNBhatti, in its order passed on Wednesday, said, We have carefully studied the review petitions and the grounds insupport thereof. In our opinion, no case is made out for review of the judgment dated october 30, 2023.Therefore, The review petitions are dismissed. A two-judge bench of the supreme court refused to hear thereview petition orally and rejected it in chamber by circulation. Generally, review petitions filed under Article137 of the Constitution are examined on very narrow grounds, such as errors of law, apparent error in record, etc.There is truth in the claims of Rs 338 crore transfer.On october 30, the apex court had refused to grant bail to the senior aam aadmi party leader facing corruptionand money laundering charges. While delivering the verdict, the apex court had said that even though manyquestions remain unanswered in this case, one aspect regarding the transfer of Rs 338 crore is provisionallyestablished.Finish the hearing in 6 to 8 monthsThe supreme court directed that Sisodia's trial be completed within six to eight months. Also said that if the caseprogresses slowly in the next three months, then he can apply for bail afresh. Let us tell you that Sisodia wasarrested by cbi on 26 february this year and by ED on 9 March. Since then the former delhi Deputy is lodged inTihar Jail.