Arvind Kejriwal refuses 7th ED summons; AAP urges ED to await court order

• Arvind Kejriwal refuses 7th ED summons, citing ongoing legal proceedings
• AAP urges ED to await court decision, criticizes perceived pressure from Modi government
• Kejriwal's avoidance of ED inquiry dates back to previous summonses, citing various reasons

Delhi Chief Minister and Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) chief Arvind Kejriwal has declined to appear before the Enforcement Directorate (ED) for the seventh time, as confirmed by the AAP. Kejriwal cites ongoing legal proceedings and urges the ED to await the court's decision rather than sending daily summons.

Aam Aadmi Party said, “Delhi CM and AAP national convenor Arvind Kejriwal will not go to ED today. The matter is in the court and the next hearing will be on March 16. Instead of sending summons daily, ED should wait for the court's decision. We will not leave INDI alliance. Modi government should not create pressure like this.”

In response to the latest summons issued by the ED for February 26 in connection with the liquor scam case, AAP stated that Kejriwal will not attend, emphasizing that the matter is sub judice and the next court hearing is scheduled for March 16. The party criticized what they perceive as pressure tactics from the Modi government and reiterated their commitment to the INDI alliance.