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Liquor baron met Arvind Kejriwal, dropped K Kavitha’s name, claims CBI

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The CBI, on Friday, seeking the custody of BRS leader K Kavitha in the Delhi liquor policy case, tol

[Liquor baron met Arvind Kejriwal, dropped K Kavitha’s name, claims CBI]( The CBI, on Friday, seeking the custody of BRS leader K Kavitha in the Delhi liquor policy case, told the Delhi court that her role in the conspiracy to collect a Rs 100 crore kickback from a liquor baron was revealed during the probe. The agency claimed that a businessman from the south met Arvind Kejriwal at his office seeking his support and the Chief Minister told him that K Kavitha will contact him. [Read more......](         [Unsubscribe](

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