Archive · 20 Aug 2025
CBI Case Against Kejriwal Aide Stalls Over Missing Locker Contents
Imagine the police were investigating a case involving a former aide of a politician.
They searched everyone's houses and bank lockers.
However, when they opened the locker of someone who was helping the police, they didn't write down what was inside.
Now, the police can't find the notes about what was in the locker.
The judge is asking the police why they don't know what was in the locker.
The police are saying they don't know where the notes are.
The missing information is making it hard to continue with the case.
The investigation began because of claims of corruption and how contracts were given out.
CBI case against Arvind Kejriwal's ex-aide stalled due to missing locker contents.
Investigation began in 2015, involving searches of residences and bank lockers.
A.K. Duggal, an accused, became an approver but his locker's contents remain unknown.
The court is now questioning the CBI about the missing 'locker operation memo'.
The case involves alleged corruption in awarding contracts worth Rs 9.5 crore.
- Who
- The case involves former Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal's ex-Principal Secretary Rajendra Kumar and A.K. Duggal, who was an approver in the case.
- What
- A CBI case against Arvind Kejriwal's ex-aide is facing issues due to missing documents regarding the contents of a bank locker.
- When
- The investigation began in 2015, with the issue coming to light recently in court.
- Where
- The case is being heard in the Rouse Avenue Court in Delhi.
- Why
- The absence of the locker operation memo raises questions about the investigation process and the potential contents of the locker.
Defense
CBI
Missing Documents
Defense
Defense lawyers claim the missing documents cast doubt on due process.
CBI
The CBI asserts there was nothing intentional about not mentioning the locker operation memo and the keys were returned.
- Case Subject
- CBI investigation into alleged corruption
- Original Investigation Date
- December 15, 2015
- Involved Parties
- Rajendra Kumar, A.K. Duggal, CBI
- Alleged Contract Value
- Rs 9.5 crore
- Current Status
- Case stalled due to missing documents
- Court
- Rouse Avenue Court