Supreme Court Grants Bail to AAP's Sanjay Singh, Questions ED's Lack of Evidence

Sanjay Singh released after six months in jail without trial, allowed to resume political activities.

The Supreme Court granted bail to AAP leader Sanjay Singh in the Delhi liquor policy case, questioning the Enforcement Directorate's lack of evidence.
Sanjay Singh was in jail for six months without trial or evidence of the alleged Rs 2 crore bribe.
The court's decision allows Singh to continue political activities, emphasizing that this should not set a precedent for similar cases.
AAP claims the Enforcement Directorate's allegations are unfounded, citing the Supreme Court's remarks on the lack of a money trail.
The case has seen other AAP leaders, including Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal, arrested amid allegations of using illicit funds for election campaigns.