Today, Delhi Court extended former Deputy Chief Minister of Delhi Manish Sisodia's remand till Monday. The bench of Special Judge MK Nagpal granted two more days to CBI for an investigation. The AAP leader had been remanded to CBI custody on Monday for five days.  

During the hearing,  he mentioned that the CBI was asking him the same questions every day from morning till late in the evening. "It is a sort of mental harassment only," Sisodia said.

The council member of Sisodia, Senior Advocate Dayan Krishnan argued that there was no difference between the circumstances prevalent earlier this week when he was remanded to CBI custody and now. "The ground can't be we'll wait we'll wait till he confesses. The inefficiency of the agency can't be ground for remand. Today you've simple ground to say he is not answering, and not cooperating. Nothing else," he said.

The judges ordered to trace the missing documents and also observed that if the argument is that remand was not required, then it should have been challenged before High Court. "That you haven't done," said the court.

The trial Court gives custody of Sisodia to the CBI till March 4 which got expired today. The special judge had acceded to CBI's request for five days of custody to question Sisodia.