These include Manish Sisodia and Arvind Kejriwal, the leader of the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP).
In a money laundering case involving the now-defunct Delhi excise policy, the two were taken into custody.
The exchequer is said to have lost ₹2,026 crore as a result of the policy.
Kejriwal and Sisodia’s capture in tax evasion case
Kejriwal, who was captured in front of the Lok Sabha surveys last year, has kept up with all through his Gathering survey crusade that his capture was politically roused.
He says even his “fiercest foe” accepts he isn’t bad.
The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), be that as it may, has hammered him for treating his prison time as a “symbol of honor.”
AAP captures
Other AAP pioneers with criminal records
Sisodia, the previous vice president serve, burned through 17 months in prison prior to getting bail last August.
One more AAP pioneer, Sanjay Singh was delivered on bail in April subsequent to being captured in a similar case.
Satyendar Jain, likewise from AAP, spent more than year and a half in prison in a tax evasion case however was conceded bail last October.
AIMIM applicants
Applicants from AIMIM with criminal records
Different applicants with criminal records are Tahir Hussain and Shifa-ur Rehman of the All India Majlis-e-Ittehad-ul-Muslimeen (AIMIM), both blamed in the 2020 Upper east Delhi riots.
Hussain had changed from AAP to AIMIM and the two competitors have been given parole to crusade.
The races will be hung on February 5, with votes being relied on February 8.
Wrongdoing measurements
Decrease in applicants with criminal cases: Report
An examination by survey privileges body Relationship for Vote based Changes (ADR) shows that 19% of up-and-comers have pronounced criminal cases, a little drop from 20% in 2020.
Major lawbreaker accusations are looked by 12% of competitors, including for offenses deserving of at least five years in jail, down from 15% in the last political decision, ADR added.