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Delhi High Court sets November 16 for hearing in Kejriwal contempt case
A Delhi High Court bench has scheduled a hearing for November 16 in a contempt matter involving Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal and others. The court has granted additional time for the respondents to file their replies.
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The Delhi High Court has listed a contempt of court case involving Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal and other respondents for hearing on November 16, according to court proceedings. A bench comprising Justices Navin Chawla and Arun Bhardwaj granted the extension after considering submissions from the parties involved in the matter. The additional time granted will allow Kejriwal and the other respondents to prepare and file their detailed replies to the contempt allegations. The nature and specific details of the contempt charges were not immediately disclosed in the court order. The November 16 hearing will be a critical juncture in determining the next steps in the proceedings, with the court likely to examine the responses filed by the respondents before deciding on further course of action.