Arguing the case before Special Judge Rakesh Sayal of Rouse Avenue Court, special counsel Zoheb Hussain, appearing for ED, said that on one hand Kejriwal is claiming high sugar level, and at the same time he is eating mangoes, sweets etc. in the jail. Are eating. ,
The Delhi Chief Minister is in judicial custody till April 23 for his alleged involvement in the excise policy case.
ED has alleged that despite being a Type 2 diabetes patient, CM Kejriwal is deliberately consuming sugar, banana, sweets (1/2 piece), puri, potato vegetable etc. along with tea regularly, “It is well. Despite knowing that consumption of such items increases the sugar level.
The agency also said that this is being done to create a medical emergency to get sympathetic treatment from the court on medical grounds.
“Also, the jail authorities on Wednesday referred the Chief Minister from AIIMS to AIIMS after considering his sugar records and the fact that he is a Type 2 diabetes patient with chronic constipation and cough (chronic bronchitis), who is undergoing regular treatment. Asked to write a diet chart for.,” said the ED lawyer.
However, advocate Vivek Jain, appearing for CM Kejriwal, opposed the federal agency's argument and said that the ED lawyers were playing in the gallery and giving statements to the media.
After a brief hearing, the court sought a medical report on the CM's diet from Tihar Jai officials and listed the matter for hearing on Friday.
While the ED allegations were made in the court on Thursday, the issue has been doing the rounds on social media since Wednesday.
According to a post on Twitter, a netizen source from Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) revealed that CM Kejriwal is deliberately consuming high-sugar food to increase his sugar level so that he can use it as a reason to get bail. Can do.The post reads, "Not only is he forcing prison officials to give him high glycemic index drinks and food containing sugar early in the morning, but his family is also sending him sugar and carb-rich food to keep his blood sugar from rising. Go." ,
CM Kejriwal's lawyers had earlier elaborated on his health condition, saying that he was suffering from diabetes when he was sent to judicial custody.
Kejriwal's lawyer had informed the court that his blood sugar level had dropped to 46 and argued that under such circumstances, he should be allowed to consult his doctor three times a week through video conferencing.
Although Special Public Prosecutor (ED) Simon Benjamin had argued that the Jai facilities are equipped to conduct medical tests, suggesting that C Kejriwal could be examined there, he had expressed his intention to file a reply to the application. .
Meanwhile, another user posted: “Every day Kejriwal asks for high sugar food like juice, banana etc and he gets high carb food! The plan is to show high sugar and get out of jail.Your top sources have told this. Whether this is true or not will be known in a few days!”
Last week, alleged fraudster Sukesh Chandrashekhar had claimed in a press statement that Kejriwal was fooling people with reports of him losing weight and falling ill.
Chandrashekhar, who is in jail in a money laundering case, claimed, “Everyone should know that he is enjoying his salad and Pala Paneer superbly.''
The Delhi Chief Minister is in judicial custody till April 23 for his alleged involvement in the excise policy case.
ED has alleged that despite being a Type 2 diabetes patient, CM Kejriwal is deliberately consuming sugar, banana, sweets (1/2 piece), puri, potato vegetable etc. along with tea regularly, “It is well. Despite knowing that consumption of such items increases the sugar level.
The agency also said that this is being done to create a medical emergency to get sympathetic treatment from the court on medical grounds.
“Also, the jail authorities on Wednesday referred the Chief Minister from AIIMS to AIIMS after considering his sugar records and the fact that he is a Type 2 diabetes patient with chronic constipation and cough (chronic bronchitis), who is undergoing regular treatment. Asked to write a diet chart for.,” said the ED lawyer.
However, advocate Vivek Jain, appearing for CM Kejriwal, opposed the federal agency's argument and said that the ED lawyers were playing in the gallery and giving statements to the media.
After a brief hearing, the court sought a medical report on the CM's diet from Tihar Jai officials and listed the matter for hearing on Friday.
While the ED allegations were made in the court on Thursday, the issue has been doing the rounds on social media since Wednesday.
According to a post on Twitter, a netizen source from Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) revealed that CM Kejriwal is deliberately consuming high-sugar food to increase his sugar level so that he can use it as a reason to get bail. Can do.The post reads, "Not only is he forcing prison officials to give him high glycemic index drinks and food containing sugar early in the morning, but his family is also sending him sugar and carb-rich food to keep his blood sugar from rising. Go." ,
CM Kejriwal's lawyers had earlier elaborated on his health condition, saying that he was suffering from diabetes when he was sent to judicial custody.
Kejriwal's lawyer had informed the court that his blood sugar level had dropped to 46 and argued that under such circumstances, he should be allowed to consult his doctor three times a week through video conferencing.
Although Special Public Prosecutor (ED) Simon Benjamin had argued that the Jai facilities are equipped to conduct medical tests, suggesting that C Kejriwal could be examined there, he had expressed his intention to file a reply to the application. .
Meanwhile, another user posted: “Every day Kejriwal asks for high sugar food like juice, banana etc and he gets high carb food! The plan is to show high sugar and get out of jail.Your top sources have told this. Whether this is true or not will be known in a few days!”
Last week, alleged fraudster Sukesh Chandrashekhar had claimed in a press statement that Kejriwal was fooling people with reports of him losing weight and falling ill.
Chandrashekhar, who is in jail in a money laundering case, claimed, “Everyone should know that he is enjoying his salad and Pala Paneer superbly.''
