70 days after his arrest by the CBI, Kejriwal relied on three favourable bail orders in his ED case to argue for interim bail

Kejriwal’s counsel argued that the CBI’s last minute arrest was like an “insurance arrest”

We map out the CBI and ED investigations against former Deputy CM Manish Sisodia's alleged involvement in the Liquor Policy case

The top court dismissed the Enforcement Directorate’s challenge to the High Court’s order reasoning that it was “well reasoned”

We plot all the key events in Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal's arrest by the Enforcement Directorate and the top court's grant of bail

The Court’s first week back saw a number of decisions including interim bail for Arvind Kejriwal, a review petition and Collegium activity

Bench said that the question of the 'need and necessity of arrest' is open even as the Delhi CM will have to stay in jail in the CBI case

‘Tarsem Lal’ clarifies that the ED cannot arrest after cognisance, but experts warn against reading it as a shift from ‘Vijay Madanlal'

The ED argued that reasonable suspicion of guilt is enough to determine whether a person could be arrested under PMLA

The ED argued that Arvind Kejriwal bypassed procedures by directly approaching the High Court to challenge his arrest

The Delhi CM’s release to participate in campaigning suggests that the operation of special laws must meet constitutional parameters.

The Court observed that if interim bail is granted, Kejriwal should not perform official duties as Chief Minister