Arvind Kejriwal, the former Chief Minister of Delhi, has expressed his refusal to appear before Justice Swarana Kanta Sharma in an ongoing excise policy case, raising concerns over a potential conflict of interest. In a detailed letter, he pointed out that Justice Sharma's children have secured multiple legal appointments with the central government, which he argues could compromise the integrity of the case. Specifically, he noted that her son was appointed as a Group A counsel for the Supreme Court shortly after her elevation to the High Court in March 2022, and her daughter was empanelled as Group C panel counsel. Kejriwal claims that the Solicitor General, Tushar Mehta, who represents the CBI in the case, assigns cases to the judge's children, further complicating matters. He highlighted that her son has been assigned an extraordinarily high number of dockets, which could lead to substantial financial gains. Despite these allegations, Justice Sharma has maintained that such familial connections do not automatically disqualify her from the case. Kejriwal is reportedly preparing to escalate the matter to the Supreme Court.