New Delhi [India], The Rouse Avenue Court was informed by the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) on Monday that during his detention, BRS leader K Kavita did not cooperate in the investigation and deliberately gave evasive answers contrary to the evidence on record. Given. In the light of the above facts and circumstances, her further custodial interrogation is not required at this stage as, as already stated in the above paragraphs, she is deliberately and deliberately evading relevant questions relating to the case,” CBI. Said further. He said that during the confrontation, she could not give a proper explanation about the transfer of Rs 14 crore from Sharat Chandra Reddy's company under the guise of a land deal, her meeting with accused Vija Nair, her meeting with Magunta Srinivasalu Reddy. Transfer of funds to him by accused Buchibabu Gorantla and other facts relating to criminal conspiracy in the formulation and implementation of Delhi Excise Policy 2021-22 He being a prominent politician is a very influential person; Thus, there are credible reasons to believe that she may influence witnesses and potential witnesses, who are yet to be examined, may further tamper with the evidence to be collected and hinder the ongoing investigation. Further investigation is underway and is at a very critical stage.According to the CB, some important witnesses are yet to be examined and documents and digital evidence have not been collected yet. Delhi's Rouse Avenue Court on Monday sent Bharat Rashtra Samiti (BRS leader K Kavita) to judicial custody till April 23. Special judge Kaveri Baweja in the excise policy case sent K Kavita to judicial custody till April 23, 2024, after observing that the CBI did not want her custodial remand in the case. Kavitha will be produced before the court at the end of her three-day term. Was presented physically before. On the last date of hearing, the court had given remand to CBI. The BRS leader was arrested by the CBI last week.He was arrested along with lawyers Nitish Rana, Deepak Nagar and Mohit Rao while he was in judicial custody in the ED case. Before Kavita appeared in the case, the CBI remand application had said "to subject Kavita Kalvakuntla to custodial interrogation to confront her with evidence and witnesses to unearth the larger conspiracy hatched among the accused." In the immediate case there was a need to arrest and trace the ill-gotten wealth and establish the role of other accused/suspected persons including public servants, as well as the suspected persons in connection with the formulation and implementation of the excise policy. The Enforcement Directorate (ED) had arrested the Telangana Legislative Council MLA on March 15 this year in its exclusive knowledge of the findings of the Delhi Chief Secretary's report filed in July. A CBI inquiry was recommended on the basis of prima facie violation of GNCTD Act 1991, Transaction of Business Rules (TOBR)-1993, Delhi Excise Act-2009, Delhi Excise Rules-2010, officials said. That the ED and CBI had alleged that irregularities were committed while revising the excise policy, undue benefits were given. Extended to license holders, license fees were waived or reduced and L-1 licenses were extended without the approval of the competent authority, the beneficiaries gave "illegal" benefits to the accused officials and changed their accounts to avoid detection. Made wrong entries in the books of.The probe agency said that as per the allegations, the excise department had taken a decision to refund the deposit amount of about Rs 30 crore to a successful tenderer against the rules, although there was no enabling provision, allowing exemption on tender license fee from December. Was given. The investigating agency said there was an alleged loss of Rs 144.36 crore to the exchequer due to COVID-19 from January 28, 2021, to January 27, 2022.