Court summons Kejriwal in defamation case

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KE-SNew Delhi, March 17: A court here asked Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal and 2 others on Tues to elucidate why should they be exempted from appearing in court and directed them to be present in a defamation case filed by Surender Kumar Sharma.

Metropolitan judge Mayuri Singh discovered that defendant persons haven’t explained any affordable ground for the plea seeking exemption from personal look within the court and they haven’t any respect of law.

Kejriwal, Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia and Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) leader Yogendra Yadav affected their application seeking exemption from personal look at the hearing.

Keeping the matter unfinished for two p.m., the court asked them to look before it on Tues.

The complainant, advocate Surender Kumar Sharma had alleged that in 2013 the AAP approached him and asked him to contest the Delhi assembly elections on a party ticket, saying Kejriwal was happy with his social services.

On October fourteen, 2013, Sharma claimed, articles in leading newspapers carried “defamatory, unlawful and derogative words employed by the defendant persons” that have down his name within the Bar and the society.

The court had earlier reserved the order for in February eleven then adjourned it for on March 17 on framing of charges against Kejriwal, Sisodia and Yadav.

All 3 leaders are at the present out on bail.

Sharma said he filled up the appliance type to contest the polls when Sisodia and Yadav allegedly told him that the AAP’s politics Committee had determined to provide him the ticket. However, it was later denied to him.

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