Delhi Deputy CM Manish Sisodia told the Supreme Court, “Your third decision will be…”

Expressing reluctance of the top court to accept Sisodia’s plea against the high court’s November 4 order, the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) leader withdrew it. Sharma has criticized the announcements of the National Health Mission (NHM) for leveling baseless allegations of corruption against him (Sharma) in a position to supply PPE kits ‘above market rates’ during the first wave of the COVID-19 pandemic. A criminal defamation case was registered. The AAP leader had claimed that Sharma had placed supply orders to his wife’s company in 2020 when he was the state health minister. However, Sharma denied these lies.

This subject came to listen to the speech of SK Kaul and Grab AS Oka on Monday. Senior advocate Abhishek Manu Singhvi, appearing for Sisodia, said that your leader had not said that any money was taken. The presiding officer said, “If you stoop down to this level of public debate, you will be fine.” The court said that the petitioner should have already taken the unconditional joke. Can’t show and the petitioner never said that any money was taken.

The High Court said, “You will be fine.” The bench said that these were leveled at the time of making the allegations. The Supreme Court said that instead of realizing the situation the country was going through during the pandemic, the petitioners were making allegations. Later, Singhvi withdrew the petition. Advocate Nalin Kohli, representing the Assam government, said after the hearing, “Essentially, while issuing summons, a court would consider whether a prima facie case of defamation is made out in the possession of Lipsa.”

The high court had taken cognizance of a complaint filed by Sharma, alleging that in June this year, Sisodia, at a press conference in New Delhi on June 4, accused the Assamese responsible of being involved in corruption, alleging that A defamatory statement was made against him. The court took the name of Sharma’s complaint about Sisodia, in which he (Sharma) was accused of bribing his wife to get a government contract to buy PPE kits. It was alleged that such PPE kits were given to others for Rs 600 per unit, while the same was demanded from a company owned by Sharma’s wife Haq at the rate of Rs 900 per kit.

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