These sections of IPC became the reason for arrest for Sisodia, know A to Z

Several cases have been registered by the CBI against CM Manish Sisodia for fraud and corruption.

New Delhi. The Central Bureau of Investigation ( CBI ) on Sunday arrested Delhi Deputy CM Manish Sisodia in the liquor policy scam case. Earlier, Sisodia was questioned for about 8 hours. During this, a case has been registered against him under sections 120-B and 477-A of IPC. On the basis of this, he has been arrested. Not only this, a case has also been registered against Sisodia under Section 7 of the Prevention of Corruption Act.

Please inform that CBI was probing this matter for a long time and earlier also CBI has interrogated Sisodia. But during that time he was not arrested. But this time the CBI has registered many serious cases against him. The sections under which Sisodia has been booked include serious cases like criminal conspiracy and having intention to cheat.

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The arrest of the Deputy CM of Delhi has been done on the basis of Section 120-B and Section 477-A of the Indian Penal Court (IPC). In Section 120-B, a case of criminal conspiracy is registered, while under Section 477-A, the serious crime of cheating or cheating is included. Apart from these, the CBI has also registered Section 7 of the Prevention of Corruption Act, in which Sisodia has been accused of taking money more than the fixed income.

Apart from registering cases in these serious cases, CBI has also registered other cases against Sisodia. The CBI has also registered a case of destruction of evidence on Sisodia. Apart from this, a case has also been registered against him for not cooperating in the inquiry. The CBI has said that Sisodia could not answer many questions during interrogation. Not only this, the CBI has also said that in response to most of the questions, he has said that he does not know.

Bureaucrat's statement is the most important link

The main basis for Sisodia's arrest has been the statement of a bureaucrat. In 164 statements, statements of a bureaucrat have been recorded. Bukret has taken the name of the Deputy CM in his statement. The bureaucrat said in his statement, Sisodia had played an important role in making the excise policy. The bureaucrat further said that instructions were given to the bureaucrat before presenting the excise policy to the GOM.