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Arvind Kejriwal ordered to appear in court on February 17

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Let us tell you that even after being summoned five times in the money laundering case related to the liquor scam, the Chief Minister did not appear before the ED, after which the ED approached the Delhi court. (Photo:Facebook/Arvind Kejriwal)

The Delhi court has ordered Arvind Kejriwal to appear on February 17 in the Delhi liquor scam case.

For the unversed, even after being summoned five times in the money laundering case related to the liquor scam, the Chief Minister did not appear before the ED, after which the ED approached the Delhi court.

On the other hand, AAP said that the ED's summons were illegal, about which he will present the information in the court.

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