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The CBI, which officially took over the case on the High Court’s directive, dispatched a specialised medical and forensic team from Delhi to assist in the investigation.
Jaishankar and the German MPs exchanged views on regional developments, with a focus on the current security challenges and the need for a stable and multipolar world order.
Following today’s military coup in Dhaka, security has been significantly increased outside the Bangladesh High Commission in New Delhi. There are growing speculations that Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina might seek refuge in India, prompting heightened vigilance.
Hasina, who fled Bangladesh amidst escalating protests and violence, is currently on a Bangladesh Air Force C-130J aircraft. The plane, carrying her and a small entourage, including her sister, has been closely monitored by Indian security agencies since it approached the Indian border.
The situation in Bangladesh has been deteriorating rapidly. Just hours before Hasina's departure, protesters stormed Ganabhaban, the official residence of the Prime Minister, in a dramatic display of opposition. Reports indicate that the protesters, driven by frustration over allegations of corruption and authoritarianism, managed to breach the compound, highlighting the government's weakening control over the situation.
During the court proceedings, the Delhi Police apprised the bench of the transfer of the case to the CBI, a move aimed at ensuring a thorough and impartial investigation.
Both leaders emphasized the importance of bilateral relations, highlighting the historical and cultural connections that bind the two countries.
The ED has been investigating Goyal for allegedly diverting company funds for personal use, which has added to the scrutiny surrounding the troubled airline.
In response, Kejriwal's legal team has argued for his bail, claiming that the charges are politically motivated and that the evidence presented does not warrant his continued detention.
“We have not seen Delhi in a worse condition than now,” Sachdeva stated, emphasizing the inadequacy of the current drainage infrastructure. He specifically pointed to the 18 major drains in the city, alleging that none of them have been adequately maintained or cleaned.
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