New Delhi: A Delhi court on Wednesday accepted the Central Bureau of Investigation's (CBI) plea to make businessman Dinesh Arora, an alleged close aide of Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia and accused in the excise policy case, an approver. Recently, a court source has given information on this matter. Let us tell you that Special Judge MK Nagpal issued the order allowing the exemption to Arora in the case.
Yes, and Arora had told the court during the hearing that he was ready to 'voluntarily disclose the truth'. He expressed his desire to turn approver in the case. Let us tell you that the court had earlier accepted Arora's anticipatory bail application. And the CBI did not oppose his plea. In fact, the CBI in its reply to the anticipatory bail application had said that Arora has joined the investigation and has disclosed some facts which are important for the investigation and thus 'CBI has no objection to this Court granting anticipatory bail to the applicant.'
Simultaneously, the CBI had in August registered a case in the alleged excise policy scam and issued Look Out Circulars (LOCs) against eight persons as accused. Let us tell you that the list of accused includes Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia, the then Excise Commissioner A Gopi Krishna, Deputy Commissioner Anand Tiwari and Assistant Commissioner Pankaj Bhatnagar.
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