<p>A Delhi court on Friday allowed AAP leader Manish Sisodia to sign certain documents required for opening a new bank account, noting that his previous account has been provisionally attached by the Enforcement Directorate (ED) during its probe in a money laundering case related to the now scrapped Delhi excise policy.</p>.<p>Special judge M K Nagpal also allowed him to sign a request letter addressed to the Delhi assembly for crediting his salary as the sitting MLA from Patparganj constituency to the new account to be opened by him.</p>.‘Want clear-cut establishment of money trail’, Supreme Court to agencies on bail plea by Manish Sisodia.<p>The judge passed the directions after Sisodia submitted that his earlier savings bank account at Shakarpur branch of a bank, in which his salary was being credited, has been provisionally attached by the ED, claiming due to that his family was finding it difficult to run their household affairs.</p>.<p>The court allowed the officials concerned to obtain his signature on the relevant documents to open a new bank account.</p>.<p> “No permission of the court is required for opening of a new bank account by the accused, but his signatures are being permitted to be obtained, under attestation of the court, on certain documents for opening of a new account in his name,” the judge said.</p>.<p> Sisodia, who is currently in judicial custody in excise policy related cases registered by the CBI and ED, was produced before the court during the proceedings.</p>.<p> The judge will further hear the matter on September 22.</p>.<p>Sisodia, a former deputy chief minister of Delhi, was arrested by the ED in a money laundering case related to the alleged scam on March 9 from Tihar Jail where he is currently lodged.</p> .<p> Fifty-one-year-old Sisodia was first arrested by the CBI, which is probing alleged corruption in formulation and implementation of the excise policy, when he held the excise portofolio.</p>.<p>In its nearly 270-page supplementary charge sheet which has annexures running into 2,000 pages, the ED has called him a 'key conspirator' in the case.</p>.<p> In the previous charge sheets, the anti-money laundering agency said the liquor policy 'scam' was a 'conspiracy' hatched by some of the big political leaders of the ruling AAP and the so-called 'South Group' comprising BRS leader K Kavitha, YSR Congress MP Magunta Srinivasulu Reddy and others who used 'proxies and dummies' to conceal their involvement.</p>.<p>Kavitha is the daughter of Telangana Chief Minister K Chandrasekhar Rao. </p>
<p>A Delhi court on Friday allowed AAP leader Manish Sisodia to sign certain documents required for opening a new bank account, noting that his previous account has been provisionally attached by the Enforcement Directorate (ED) during its probe in a money laundering case related to the now scrapped Delhi excise policy.</p>.<p>Special judge M K Nagpal also allowed him to sign a request letter addressed to the Delhi assembly for crediting his salary as the sitting MLA from Patparganj constituency to the new account to be opened by him.</p>.‘Want clear-cut establishment of money trail’, Supreme Court to agencies on bail plea by Manish Sisodia.<p>The judge passed the directions after Sisodia submitted that his earlier savings bank account at Shakarpur branch of a bank, in which his salary was being credited, has been provisionally attached by the ED, claiming due to that his family was finding it difficult to run their household affairs.</p>.<p>The court allowed the officials concerned to obtain his signature on the relevant documents to open a new bank account.</p>.<p> “No permission of the court is required for opening of a new bank account by the accused, but his signatures are being permitted to be obtained, under attestation of the court, on certain documents for opening of a new account in his name,” the judge said.</p>.<p> Sisodia, who is currently in judicial custody in excise policy related cases registered by the CBI and ED, was produced before the court during the proceedings.</p>.<p> The judge will further hear the matter on September 22.</p>.<p>Sisodia, a former deputy chief minister of Delhi, was arrested by the ED in a money laundering case related to the alleged scam on March 9 from Tihar Jail where he is currently lodged.</p> .<p> Fifty-one-year-old Sisodia was first arrested by the CBI, which is probing alleged corruption in formulation and implementation of the excise policy, when he held the excise portofolio.</p>.<p>In its nearly 270-page supplementary charge sheet which has annexures running into 2,000 pages, the ED has called him a 'key conspirator' in the case.</p>.<p> In the previous charge sheets, the anti-money laundering agency said the liquor policy 'scam' was a 'conspiracy' hatched by some of the big political leaders of the ruling AAP and the so-called 'South Group' comprising BRS leader K Kavitha, YSR Congress MP Magunta Srinivasulu Reddy and others who used 'proxies and dummies' to conceal their involvement.</p>.<p>Kavitha is the daughter of Telangana Chief Minister K Chandrasekhar Rao. </p>