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Kumar’s counsel opposed the Delhi Police's plea for his custodial interrogation, claiming it had no evidence.

Swati Maliwal assault case: Bibhav Kumar in 3-day police custody

Kumar&rsquo;s counsel opposed the Delhi Police's plea for his custodial interrogation, claiming it had no evidence.

A court in Delhi on Tuesday granted three days to Delhi Police for custodial interrogation of Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal&rsquo;s aide Bibhav Kumar, who has been accused of assaulting AAP Rajya Sabha member Swati Maliwal.
Maliwal was allegedly assaulted at the chief minister's official residence on May 13.
Metropolitan Magistrate Gaurav Goyal sent Kumar to police custody till May 31.
A detailed order from the court is awaited.
Delhi Police had sought five days' custody of the accused.
Kumar&rsquo;s counsel opposed the Delhi Police's plea for his custodial interrogation, claiming it had no evidence.
On Monday, Kumar&rsquo;s bail plea was dismissed by a sessions court, which said there appeared no "pre-meditation" by Maliwal in lodging the FIR and that her allegations could not be "swiped away".
Kumar was arrested on May 18. He was sent to police custody for five days on the same day by a magisterial court, which observed that his anticipatory bail plea had become infructuous because of his arrest. Last Friday, he was sent to four days' judicial custody.
The FIR against Kumar was registered on May 16 under various Indian Penal Code provisions, including for criminal intimidation, assault or criminal force on a woman with the intent to disrobe and attempt to commit culpable homicide.&nbsp;
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Meanwhile, Maliwal's lawyer said Kumar was not cooperating in the probe and evading questions asked by the police.

Swati Maliwal breaks down as Delhi court hears Bibhav Kumar's bail plea

Meanwhile, Maliwal's lawyer said Kumar was not cooperating in the probe and evading questions asked by the police.

A magisterial court on Monday reserved till 4 pm its order on the bail plea of Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal's aide Bibhav Kumar in the Swati Maliwal assault case.
Kumar is accused of assaulting the AAP Rajya Sabha member at the chief minister's residence on May 13.
He was sent to four days' judicial custody on May 24.
Metropolitan Magistrate Gaurav Goyal reserved the order after hearing the arguments.&nbsp;
While hearing of Bibhav's bail plea, the Aam Aadmi Party Rajya Sabha member broke down after the lawyer representing Arvind Kejriwal's former aide alleged that Maliwal the incident was 'premeditated' and she purposely chose the spot for assault where there were no CCTVs installed, India Today reported.&nbsp;
The lawyer further said, that what Maliwal did on May 13 "amounts to trespass".
In her argument, Maliwal claimed that she, along with her family will face threat to life if Kumar is granted bail.&nbsp;
Meanwhile, Maliwal's lawyer said Kumar was not cooperating in the probe and evading questions asked by the police.
Additionally, during the hearing the Delhi Police said the AAP MP was asked to wait in the living room, which indicates that she was not the tresspasser.
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