AAP leader Sanjay Singh got bail on these five conditions

The Supreme Court on Tuesday granted bail to AAP leader and Rajya Sabha MP Sanjay Singh in the money laundering case related to the Delhi liquor scam. Today Rouse Avenue Court has set the conditions of his bail. The court has set five conditions of bail. Let us know what are the five conditions on which Sanjay Singh has been granted bail.

Sanjay Singh got bail on these five conditions
1. While setting the bail conditions for Sanjay Singh, the court said that he will not leave Delhi-NCR. If in any situation you have to leave Delhi-NCR, advance information will have to be given to the administration. If he leaves NCR, he will discuss his travel itinerary with the IO. Along with this, he will also keep his location sharing on and share it with the investigating officer.
2. An essential condition for Sanjay Singh’s bail is that he will not make any comment or discussion in the media or in public regarding the Delhi liquor scam case and his role in it.
3.The court has also asked Sanjay Singh to submit his passport. Depositing the passport before the court has also been made an essential condition.
4. Sanjay Singh has been asked to cooperate in the investigation. For this, the court has said that he will provide his mobile number to the investigating officer.
5. An important condition of bail is that Sanjay Singh will not tamper with the evidence in any way.

Sanjay Singh is suffering from liver cirrhosis
Sanjay Singh is suffering from liver cirrhosis. He was admitted to the hospital for 24 hours on the advice of doctors. He is being brought for the final screening biopsy. If nothing serious is found then he will be discharged. At present, he is being taken for final screening/biopsy.

What is the allegation against Sanjay Singh?
While seeking the custody of Sanjay Singh in the money laundering case related to Delhi liquor scam, ED had termed him as the main conspirator in the application. However, he is not an accused in the liquor scam case, which is being investigated by the Central Bureau of Investigation. The ED has accused Sanjay Singh of laundering the proceeds of crime arising from the alleged liquor scam. Simply put, like Delhi Chief Minister Arving Kejriwal, Sanjay Singh is also accused of money laundering. Concealing the proceeds of crime is also an offense under Section 3 of the Prevention of Money Laundering Act.