It's an important day for Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal, Delhi HC to pronounce order today on ED's plea for stay on Arvind Kejriwal bail, which was granted by trail court in the liquor scam case.

The Enforcement Directorate (ED) on Monday filed written submissions before the Delhi High Court opposing any relief to Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal in the Excise Policy money laundering case.

ED opposed the trial court order granting bail to Kejriwal and called the order illegal and perverse.

ED submitted that the impugned order passed by trial court deserves to be stayed and set aside as a vacation judge has returned perverse findings in almost every paragraph of its order on both the facts and the law after admittedly not examining the material placed on record by the prosecution, ED told Delhi High Court.

The investigative agency further stated that new material collected against Arvind Kejriwal post 2023 was not considered by vacation judge. Enforcement Directorate lists statements of 13 Angariyas, Goa AAP workers, and AAP office bearers as new statements.

"Denial of ample opportunity to the Enforcement Directorate is a violation of one of the conditions of Section 45," said the ED to the Delhi High Court.

The Supreme Court on Monday adjourned for June 26 the plea of Arvind Kejriwal challenging the order of the Delhi High Court granting interim stay on bail to him in the Delhi excise policy case probed by the Enforcement Directorate (ED).

A vacation bench of Justices Manoj Misra and SVN Bhatti observed that the decision of the High Court to grant an interim stay on Kejriwal's bail without passing a final order in the matter was "unusual.".

"In stay matters, judgements are not reserved but passed on the spot. What has happened here is unusual. We will have it (case before it) the day after," the bench said.