Delhi excise policy: The agency is examining the documents seized during raids at 31 places including the residence of Delhi Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia, the officials said on Saturday.
Delhi Liquor Policy scam: According to reports, the physical search is over at Manish Sisodia's residence. Emails are being dumped and seizure memos of seized papers and electronic evidence are being filled. After completing the dump and seizure memo, the CBI search will be completed.
Delhi excise policy scam: The agency, which carried out raids at Sisodia's official residence in central Delhi and 20 other locations in seven states and Union territories on Friday, named 15 people in its FIR registered on August 17.
Delhi Excise Duty scam: The Central Burea of Investigation (CBI) has CBI has listed 15 accused, including Delhi Deputy CM Manish Sisodia, in its FIR on the alleged excise scam, officials said.
Delhi excise policy scam: West Delhi BJP MP Parvesh Verma had accused Sisodia of corruption, and that two "middlemen", who used to collect cash from liquor licenses, have left the country.
Manish Sisodia raided: It is alleged that undue financial favours were extended to liquor licensees after the tenders were awarded causing loss to the exchequer, in the new liquor excise policy of the Kejriwal-led AAP government in Delhi.
Manish Sisodia CBI raid: Delhi Lieutenant Governor V K Saxena had recommended a CBI probe into the Kejriwal government's Excise Policy, 2021-22, over alleged violations of rules and procedural lapses.
Delhi excise policy news: The source said that as per the Vigilance Report, the officials of the Excise Department neither took approval of the Council of Ministers nor opinion of the L-G before issuing the order.
Delhi excise policy news: Earlier today, Delhi Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia accused former lieutenant governor Anil Baijal of changing his stand over opening liquor vends.
Delhi's liquor vends will be operational from 10 am to 10 pm. They will remain closed on all dry days, as the government reversed its excise policy.
Delhi liquor policy: On Thursday, Sisodia directed the excise department to "revert" to old regime of the excise policy for a period of six months till a fresh policy is in place.
Delhi liquor policy: Several Delhi Congress leaders and workers gathered near the DDU Marg office of the AAP, holding banners and raising slogans against Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal and his deputy Sisodia.
The policy aims at balancing the aspirations of the consumers, manufacturers, wholesalers, retailers and the govt.
The new excise policy is making the youth directionless by promoting alcohol with the opening of 850 liquor stores across the city, Gupta, the councillor from West Patel Nagar, alleged.
Delhi BJP president, Adesh Gupta alleged the new excise policy was making the youth directionless by promoting alcohol with the opening of 850 liquor stores across the city.
An updated list of all the functional liquor vends has also been uploaded on the excise department's website. Under the new excise policy, the liquor business in the city was completely handed over to private players.
The decision has invited sharp criticism from the opposition parties with the BJP and Congress saying the move which is aimed at promoting liquor sale in the city.
Delhi Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia on Wednesday said the city government has earned 23 per cent less revenue in the current financial year, but it will gain Rs 10,000 crore from bidding of liquor shops under the new excise policy.
The new excise policy of the Delhi government will ensure transparency and ease of doing business to the taxpayers and the business sector. It will also ensure steady growth of government revenues.
Jaipur: Finding lacunae in opening of liquor shops in every lane and bylane, former chief minister of Rajasthan Ashok Gehlot today demanded that the new Excise policy framed by the Vasundhara Raje government needed to
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